Cousin Jack
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I know this is a recurring subject, but has anyone got any proven methods to remove the staining left after these delightful seabirds decide to target my spray hood?
Many thanks
Many thanks
Seagull poo and sprayhoods!!!
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KellysEye
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We used lots of water to soften it then removed it with a sponge, we went very carefully, not applying too much pressure with the sponge, so as not to damage the fabric.
Stork_III
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Patio Magic should remove any staining, and will clean the sprayhood as well.
Vallich
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Oxalic Acid perhaps?
VicS
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www.birdsh*tremover.co.uk
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johnalison
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I initially wash with seawater so that the osmotic effect draws it out of the cloth. The more I think about it, the more this sounds like complete nonsense, but it seems to help anyway.
KevO
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Does it really do the job(bie)? Yes I've seen the video, anyone on here actually used it in real life?
tidclacy
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KevO
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What can atheists use?...
rob2
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More of an agnostic myself. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't - not really proof, eh?
Rob.
Rob.
KellysEye
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>Patio Magic should remove any staining >Oxalic Acid perhaps?
Don't us any chemical it risks damaging the fabric, water works so why use anything else especially if harmful.
Don't us any chemical it risks damaging the fabric, water works so why use anything else especially if harmful.