How Do You Clean Mold Stains From A Cement Birdbath?
Birdbaths provide an attractive element to any garden or landscape. They are also functional items that attract birds to your property and allow birds to bathe with ease. Since the birdbath is in constant contact with outdoor elements, algae and mold can quickly accumulate on its cement surface, which is not only unattractive, but also results in harmful bacteria that needs to be dealt with. Discard any standing water in the birdbath. Hose off the birdbath with a heavy power stream to remove most of the loose mold and scum. Fill the birdbath with a half-gallon of water and 3 Tbsp. of a mild soap, such as dish washing soap. The soap will clean and cut through residue. Follow with 2 cups of white vinegar, which is a natural disinfectant that will remove the mold and kill any bacteria. Scrub the birdbath with a scrub brush until all residue has been removed. Discard the water and rinse the birdbath thoroughly. Fill the birdbath with fresh water. Repeat the cleaning process regularly to ke
