Green coating remover: concentrated cleanliness for the sun awning

As beautiful as the view of the greenery from your own terrace may be, you would rather not discover a hint of green on the sun awning stretched out there, because this is always a sign that algae, moss or lichen have settled there. In any case, they cause soiling as well as often damage in the long run, which can make the sun protection unusable in the worst case. The effective green cover remover from easy2shade prevents this and, if used regularly, ensures that you can enjoy your awning for a long time to come.

The green film remover made of liquid concentrate that can be ordered from easy2shade removes green film of any kind from awnings, sunshades, terraces and many other textiles, plastic or tiled surfaces. Its highly effective formula based on quaternary ammonium compounds, which completely dispenses with acidic or chlorine-containing ingredients, guarantees you perfect cleaning results without putting any other strain on the material of the awning. With a 1,000 ml bottle, you can sustainably free an area of up to 200 m2 from ugly deposits and their damaging effects.

Use green film remover correctly - and the awning shines in its former glory

In order to achieve the desired result, a few almost self-evident things must be observed when putting the green film remover to use. For example, you should always read the label and product information before using it on the awning. There you will learn, among other things, how to dilute the concentrate depending on the degree of soiling:

• for heavy soiling in a mixing ratio of 1:2 (approx. 500 ml concentrate to 1 liter water)
• for medium soiling in a ratio of 1:5 (approx. 200 ml concentrate to 1 liter of water)
• and for rather light soiling in a ratio of 1:10 (approx. 100 ml of concentrate to 1 liter of water).

To apply the diluted concentrate, you can use a standard spray bottle or watering can. The area to be treated should be completely dry. Afterwards, the applied liquid must be allowed to act for at least 24 hours - the green film remover acts completely independently during this period. The next day, you can simply rinse the awning or the treated area with a garden hose. If there is heavier rainfall in the meantime, the process may have to be repeated.