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It isnt so simple. This can often remove the patina from a surface. By doing this you are deciding what is "dirt" and what is not. If you cut the ivy from some
by sandworm101 3y ago
It isnt so simple. This can often remove the patina from a surface. By doing this you are deciding what is "dirt" and what is not. If you cut the ivy from someone's wall it would be considered vandalism. So too if you strip a layer of moss to emblazen a garden wall with your own advertisements.
Try doing this to a Lincoln memorial, mount Rushmore or any number of "dirty" statues across europe. Those who "cleaned" the Elgin marbles remain hated down the years.