How do I clean garage concrete?
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Go to your local WAL-MART and buy some "BLAST" it comes in a bright ORANGE container and it works, I purchased some today for $3.47 for a gallon.
You can ask the clerk in the Auto Department Section for a recommendation also.
It cleans stains and concrete floors and walls.
You can then also put a sealer on your concrete to make it easier to clean in the future.
They also sell those square tip pans to lay on the floor that you can place in the parkting stall area where the motor is for your car to catch any oil leaks etc. The Sealer can come in handy.
GOOD LUCK! :-)
My dad swears by Simple Green.
I clean my garage with a high-pressure washer. It has a wand just like the do-it-yourself carwash, only way more pressure. It works great. Wouldn't recommend if your garage walls are drywalled though.
muriatic acid. takes out all the grease. have fun.
it matter why your cleaning the concrete. if to paint it then use muriatic acid(where protective clothing and gloves and glasses)in a well vented room.then flush with clean water a few times. let dry for a least a day. If your just try to get oil out do not use the acid as it will leave a rough finish on the concrete. at your professional auto parts store they have some concrete cleaner for this job that are not to expensive .
TSP (tri sodium phosphate)
power washers are great, you can buy a good one for about $150 (don't buy karcher, that business has gone down the tubes) and its worth the investment cause you can clean loads of things worth it like you car, patio, windows, brickwork etc. if you don't have one and don't want to but one you could rent one from a hire shop, not sure how much that will cost though!
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