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Well there is no way to do this process without it being "tedious". For cleaning water areas I would suggest using a small damp cloth, Qtips work really really well to get into tight areas. Another way to deal with the water area is to first brush off the water with a small brush (this will reveal small debris that you were not able to get to before), then take a vacume to it to pick up all the excess stuff. You can use the same process for ropad as well. If it has to do with lichen or ground cover the best option I have found is just to paint over it again. If worse come to worse and you have mildew in your lichen, put new lichen in.
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