Use a power washer to remove it.
Some people suggest a 5% bleach solution, but that is bad for the environment and your garden when it washes off.
A power washer or water blaster works OK but the moss spores need to be killed to prevent regrowth. Regular power washing also erodes the surface of the concrete making it prone to collect dirt and debris which will then promote more moss growths.
Bio-Shield works very well as an out door cleaner and is safe to use and the most cost effective at 85cents per litre. I have been using it commercially for 26 years and found it is effective in cleaning up any exterior surface that is exposed to rainfall. Once the affected surface has been cleared of lichen, moss or fungal growths just respray it at the first sign of regrowth and it will stay clean.
Concrete Ways of Cleaning ConcreteOur users share their tips:For removal of moss, fungal or moss growths, a product called Bio-Shield works very well as an outdoor cleaner (as well as being the most cost-effective at 85 US cents per liter.) I have been using it commercially for 26 years and found it to be effective in cleaning up any exterior surface that is exposed to rainfall. (The product is only available online; see the Related link.) Once the affected surface has been cleared of lichen, moss or fungal growths, just respray it at the first sign of regrowth and it will stay clean.It also helps if you can keep the concrete free of tree debris, which will promote excessive moss and fungal growths.There are commercially available concrete degreasers that will remove some oil stains. However, as concrete is porous, oil will penetrate deeply into the concrete and won't be able to be totally removed. Apply the degreaser and then water-blast to remove the surface contaminants. On tough spots, the undiluted degreaser could be left on overnight - covered with plastic to slow evaporation - and then water-blasted again.What to avoid when cleaning concreteIt's not a good idea to use any acid on alkaline concrete - unless it is going to be coated or painted after cleaning. Acid cleaners will attack and dissolve the alkaline cement that binds the concrete aggregate together.(See the Related questions and Related links for more specific questions about cleaning concrete.)
Muriatic acid will remove concrete from marble. You can also sand it off. Using a scraper may also help to free it.
Scratches can be removed from concrete by sanding them. They can also be removed by applying a thin scratch coat.
yes if you are a professinoal It is Fairly safe to remove concrete however if the proces involves cutting and jack hammering take care that you wear protective equipment that stops you from inhaling the dust.
Many 'adhesives' can be removed from concrete. Different ways for different compounds, use the remover that suits the glue.
Martin E. Moss has written: 'Prestressed concrete durability & corrosion' -- subject(s): Prestressed concrete, Testing
You certainly can. It won't look very good, and will peel right of as the moss dies, but you are not forbidden from painting moss.
Baking soda is the best way to remove acid stains from concrete. Dawn may remove grease stains from concrete. Vinegar is another great solvent for grease stains.
Use a roundup to kill the moss, after it is dead pressure wash it off.
Wash, using a stiff brush.
Concrete Ways of Cleaning ConcreteOur users share their tips:For removal of moss, fungal or moss growths, a product called Bio-Shield works very well as an outdoor cleaner (as well as being the most cost-effective at 85 US cents per liter.) I have been using it commercially for 26 years and found it to be effective in cleaning up any exterior surface that is exposed to rainfall. (The product is only available online; see the Related link.) Once the affected surface has been cleared of lichen, moss or fungal growths, just respray it at the first sign of regrowth and it will stay clean.It also helps if you can keep the concrete free of tree debris, which will promote excessive moss and fungal growths.There are commercially available concrete degreasers that will remove some oil stains. However, as concrete is porous, oil will penetrate deeply into the concrete and won't be able to be totally removed. Apply the degreaser and then water-blast to remove the surface contaminants. On tough spots, the undiluted degreaser could be left on overnight - covered with plastic to slow evaporation - and then water-blasted again.What to avoid when cleaning concreteIt's not a good idea to use any acid on alkaline concrete - unless it is going to be coated or painted after cleaning. Acid cleaners will attack and dissolve the alkaline cement that binds the concrete aggregate together.(See the Related questions and Related links for more specific questions about cleaning concrete.)
Muriatic acid will remove concrete from marble. You can also sand it off. Using a scraper may also help to free it.
Moss is a type of Fungi. Bleach kills fungi. Dilute regular household bleach with about 50% water and wipe with a rag.
Use detergent
Unless kept damp, the moss would dry out and die.
24hours with concrete grade 35
If you let the concrete dry on the ceramic, they have bonded. You can try to chisel it loose.