KEMSOL MOSS-KILL – Low Toxicity for Plants and Animals.

An easy-to-use and effective agent designed to control moss, mould, mildew, lichen, and algae growth on most exterior hard surfaces. It is known for its convenient 'wet and walk' application method, making it suitable for regular maintenance.

DIRECTIONS:

• Mix MOSS-KILL at a ratio of 1:4 (200mls per litre, 20% solution) with cold potable water.
• Ensure thorough mixing of the solution.
• Spray the diluted solution evenly onto the affected surfaces.
• Use MOSS-KILL at a ratio of 1:20 (50mls per litre, 5% solution) with cold potable water for regular maintenance applications.
• Apply the diluted solution as needed to maintain control over moss, mould, mildew, lichen, and algae growth.
• Spray MOSS-KILL onto the surfaces where growth is present or anticipated.
• Ensure complete coverage of the affected areas.
• For optimal results, allow MOSS-KILL to dry on the surfaces for at least 3 hours.
• Most surfaces typically do not require rinsing after application. However, some aged painted surfaces may benefit from a light rinse to prevent streaking.
• Apply MOSS-KILL early in the morning or late at night when the surface is cool to minimize evaporation.
• Ensure there is no rain expected for at least 12 hours after application to allow the product to work effectively.

GOOD PRACTICE

Under Good Practice Protocol based on accepted international research a 1% solution of this product, diluted with potable water, is recommended with liberal application on clean hard surfaces with a minimum contact time of 10 minutes. At this concentration the product provides 1000PPM QAC.

Dilute MOSSKILL at a ratio of 1:5 with fresh water for initial application and 1:20 for subsequent applications.  Spray onto surfaces, and leave.  For best results allow a contact time of at least 3 hours.  Most surfaces do not require rinsing although aged painted surfaces may require a rinse to avoid streaking.  Rinse any surfaces inadvertently sprayed such as trees, plants or shrubs.  Avoid applying in direct sunlight if possible.