Any luck with just dirty landscape bricks or is it just for mold and mildew??

I doubt that W&F would clean ordinary dirt, soil, grease, and similar stains from landscape bricks, but it does do a great job of removing mold, mildew, fungus, lichens, moss, etc. My experience with W&F is that when it kills the mold, mildew, fungus, moss, etc., with time the deposits of discoloration that those organisms put on the surface will also come off. I have an area of pavers by the side of my house that is in the shade almost all year so it tends to grow mold/mildew and lichens. When I apply W&F, almost immediately the mold/mildew changes color from black to brownish color, and gradually after a few weeks the brownish color goes away, too. Similarly with lichens and moss: First it changes from live green color to a dead brownish color, and then it goes away completely. This stuff is fantastic for killing "dirty" organisms like mold and mildew and also for removing most of the stains they leave behind, but it won't clean ordinary soil, grease, etc.

Can I spray thiis on my back deck today, and paint the deck 4 days later without washing?

Wet & Forget does not work that fast. If you were to paint your deck four days after applying this product you would be wasting your money because Wet & Forget would not work at all. In order for Wet & Forget to work it must be exposed to the elements, e.g., sun and rain. I would pressure wash the patio lightly, let it dry completely and then paint or stain it.

ASIN	B0019KSUG6
Best Sellers Rank	#86,659 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #46 in Household Mold & Mildew Removers
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (11,601)
Date First Available	November 1, 2007
Department	Unisex-Adult
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	Yes
Item model number	E800006
Manufacturer	Wet and Forget
Material Feature	Biodegradable Warning
Product Dimensions	6.25 x 4.5 x 10.5 inches; 8.35 Pounds

Wet & Forget and 10587 1 Gallon Moss, Mold and Mildew Stain Remover

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