Block paving, sometimes referred to as brick paving, is a popular ornamental technique for hard-standing or pavement construction. Compared to other materials, bricks have the primary advantage of being able to be raised and replaced individually when they are damaged or worn out. Usually composed of clay or concrete, but occasionally other composite materials, bricks…

After the pavement dries, remove any leftover material with a hard bristle brush. If at all feasible, remove any weeds by pulling them out or scraping them away. Next, scrub the block paving using a sharp bristle garden brush and hot, soapy water (dishwashing liquid works well). You may give it a thorough hose-down to…