Moss is unsightly and dangerous in the winter and causes damage to your driveway and deck. Here is a simple solution to destroy it in 15 minutes.

If there’s one thing that ruins the aesthetics of your outdoor spaces, it’s moss.

It is extremely frustrating to see patches of green moss taking root in the cracks of the driveway or between the tiles of the deck.

Although settling moss may seem harmless enough, it can actually become very slippery in wet winter conditions.

Not only is it unsightly, but it can also cause you to slide easily and cars passing over it may suffer from reduced grip.

Additionally, manually removing moss using tools can be a tedious and very time-consuming job. So what is the best way to remove moss from a driveway? Daniel Scholfield, director of The Expert Gate Company and landscaping expert, presented a simple solution that “works like magic,” and you probably already own the product. To do this, you need the bleach of your choice, baking soda or white vinegar, water, a large bucket, a spray bottle and a stiff-bristled broom. We instead recommend baking soda or white vinegar, natural products.