So, some expert here really reviewed this? [url]https://www.doityourself.com/stry/drainage-solution-how-to-regrade-part-1[/url] "[color=#3f3f40]To alter your slope so that it creates better drainage, you can do one of three things: remove soil from the lower point of your slope or add soil to the high point, whichever is more practical and will give you better drainage. The third choice is to move existing [/color][url=https://www.doityourself.com/stry/preventing-soil-erosion-on-slopes]soil[/url][color=#3f3f40] from the low point to the high point. If you need to bring in soil to add to the high point, try to choose a soil that will be similar to the soil already in place." Let's see... the slope is wrong, so I should make the lower point lower, or the higher point higher to correct it.[/color] Right.

I feel certain my question has been answered before so please direct me there, if appropriate. Looking for a product to clean mold, mildew, etc from my three tab roof and notice that all the expensive products at the big box stores have sodium hypochlorite (clorox) as the main active ingredient. Most have about 1% of some propritery product. What is the chance of getting a good cleaning result using diluted clorox instead of the expensive compound? If this is a bad idea, any suggestions of a product you have successfully used will be appreciated.