Concrete slab cleaning
It's an interior slab aprox. 2,000 sq. ft. that has alot of oil staining. I have an electric heavy duty floor scrubber. Scrubber discs are about 2' in diameter. One disc has "steel bristles" & the other has heavy duty "synthetic type bristles". Any suggestions as to the "cleaning product" I should use would be appreciated. Thanks
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Charlie-Ya, viewed that and maybe 6 others. Many options out there! Looking for someone that maybe has some experience with this. Thanks 0 -
Outside I've used muratic acid inside I've never done. 0 -
Cola mixed with dawn and borax. 0 -
I think solvents drive the oil deeper. The "oil eater bugs" is what I would try. 0 -
The problem is, unless the concrete has been sealed, a lot of the stains have probably penetrated a good ways into the concrete. You can clean it so that it looks great today, and then in the morning the stains are back because they worked their way up. I had this problem with an old garage floor that a lot of oil had dripped on. After several days of cleaning, I finally sealed the worst of the oil stained areas with shellac then coated the entire floor with epoxy floor paint. Worked great and still looks new. 0 -
I wonder how the solvent cleaner Spray NIne would work? It works great on everything else I tried it on. Its one of the best Ive ever used. Kinda like the WD40 of cleaners. It even works great on carpet spots. 0
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