How to clean grease and oil stained concrete floors

Posted on 27 June 2010





How to Clean a Stained Concrete Floor

Purchase a concrete stain at a home improvement or paint supply store.

For general cleaning (or tougher stains) mix mild soap with cool water. Use a pH-neutral cleaner.

Fill bucket with about 1 gallon of warm water and a small amount of mild cleaner or dish soap. DO NOT use ammonia or vinegar as these may damage the finish!

Although properly sealed concrete floors are stain resistant, if a spill is allowed to remain, it may cause a stain. To avoid this, simply wipe up spills promptly with a damp cloth.

If your floor does have a stain not affected by regular mopping, spray the area with an over-the-counter cleaner such as 409 or Fantastik. Let sit for 20 minutes, and wipe with a damp cloth.

Hot water power washers work best in removing grease and oil stains.

Sources: howtocleanstuff.net, ehow.com






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