Why blasting mould never works for long
The black and green growth on a shaded south wall is not dirt sitting on the paint. It is a living colony with a root structure into the surface texture. High pressure removes the visible top layer and leaves the roots, which is why a blasted wall looks brilliant for four months and then goes green again.
A soft wash solution kills the organism through the full depth of the colony. The wall then rinses clean at low pressure, and because there is nothing left alive to regrow from, it stays clean for years rather than months.
