never used it

Sodium per Carbonate can be applied in many types within this part, both outdoor and indoor: Flushing powders drain cleaners, dishwasher stain cleaners, hot tub/swimming pool tablets, and deck cleaners all contain Sodium per Carbonate. Moreover it’s also used for roofs cleaning. 

Sodium percarbonate is powdered Hydrogen peroxide, it is also used for as a chlorine dechlorinator (it removes chlorine from water) an interesting thing is that borax is hard to completely dissolve but if you mix some sodium percarbonate with it the borax completely dissolves instantly and you end up with sodium perbonate? i think it's perbonate? any way don't bother mixing it with Sodium hypochlorite because the hypochlorite will turn into oxygen bubbles and fizz away (makes a nice foam though)

Hydrogen peroxide is used in most automatic dish washing powders but needs an activator to release it's goodies (TAED, TEAD or some thing sounding like that) otherwise it needs to be above 60 deg to activate, it dose work if you have the time to wait 6 months for it to clean

Thanks Gents, Near and far! Sounds like it is slow to clean chemical.  My research shows some people out there pushing Sodium percarbonate to clean roofs to the public.

Here is another question..


Has any body used or heard about oraganno oil as a moss or mildew inhibitor? Is there any requests for mildew or moss inhibitors or is it worth the appilcation and money to the customer? Does it just rain off? I did read that a good apple sauce or applecider  cleaning last two years in a humid zone.

My thought is to do the first clean with SH and later maintenance cleaning with Sodium Percabonate and leave it. Fast and easy.

I use it for cleaning exterior wood along with my pressure washer about 800- 1000 psi. it does not work on shingles with out the use of a pressure washer,

-- Edited by Roof Cleaning Winter Park FL on Wednesday 5th of January 2011 08:58:38 AM