On the topic of instructions....
I put a small shed up the other day and the instructions said it should be washed daily with soapy water 'to prevent bacterial build up'.
Sometimes I wonder if they are merely having a laugh.
Wash the shed?
Sep 08, 2022
Last reply: 4 years ago
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Well in the UK it most certainly will get washed on a normal year, but how do you make it rain soapy water? I don't think any of my sheds have grown dangerous bacteria over the years. Plenty of brambles forcing their way inside and the like though. Brian
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Well in the UK it most certainly will get washed on a normal year, but how do you make it rain soapy water? I don't think any of my sheds have grown dangerous bacteria over the years. Plenty of brambles forcing their way inside and the like though. Brian
I've used a pressure washer before on mine to knock off the green moss. A job that is looming again.
Seen a TV advert on wax enriched paint (Cuprinol's Ducksback) and might go that direction, and I see lots of other similar products have sprung up. Is there a global excess of wax production that has suddenly been made into paint?
I don't understand why they do.
I mean weeds want to find light and water.
Why invade my shed that is dark and dry?
They must have got the instructions muddled with those for a replacement penis.
More likely someone discoved it is a useful type of paint.
Because it is agrophobic, silly.
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