Help to fix a destroyed garden..Gross Reading Warning!!

justaskin likeyakno

Hi,

I have just cleaned the most of what I could remove of dog faeces from a large garden that had 3 dogs toilet in in for the last couple of months without it being picked up.

I had a detailed post done but it got lost in cyberspace.

The short version is......

gravel at top of garden is mixed with fecal matter and water, I cleaned the most off, or what I could and the garden is a mixture of mud and poo.

I was going to scrub pavements with jeyes fluid and pour a mixture of it over the gravel.

The dogs are no way neglected apart from thier poo not being picked up.

Any help or suggestions appreciated.

time lord

justaskin likeyakno wrote: »

Hi,

I have just cleaned the most of what I could remove of dog faeces from a large garden that had 3 dogs toilet in in for the last couple of months without it being picked up.

I had a detailed post done but it got lost in cyberspace.

The short version is......

gravel at top of garden is mixed with fecal matter and water, I cleaned the most off, or what I could and the garden is a mixture of mud and poo.

I was going to scrub pavements with jeyes fluid and pour a mixture of it over the gravel.

The dogs are no way neglected apart from thier poo not being picked up.

Any help or suggestions appreciated.

Get rid of gravel, it's a non runner.
Have surfaces that can be power washed.
Have a daily routine. Clean up minimum everyday and with 3 dogs twice would be closer to the minimum.
Routine, water and old fashioned elbow grease.