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Recently, I redesigned part of my garden and put in a circular self
binding gravel path. Anyway, now with the heavy rain / downpours, the top surface of the path looks like it has been picked at. I did use a whacker plate machine to compact it. Also, when it has rained heavily, there are limestone splash marks on the brown plastic edging I used between the path and soil. I have tried : turps / white spirit,weak mix of bleach in water, and a proprietry stain remover, albeit for fabric. I have also used just a wet / damp rag, but no matter what I have tried when the edging dries out, the stains are still there. I googled my problem but all I got was limescale remover. Is limescale the same as limestone stains, I didn't think so |
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