Concrete cleaner- clean garage fllor and concrete driveways and patios.

Below is a summary advising on cleaning concrete pavers, pattern imprinted concrete, and garage floors

There are different products available for removing stains off concrete. Brick acid is one which is universally used and easy and cheap to buy. It is availawble from most builder's merchants. It should be diluted as directed then applied with a brush. It is not meant specifically for concrete so be cautious, especially with more delicate surfaces like pattern imprinted concrete. If unsure try a small amount out first on an area not seen much.

There are plenty of specialist concrete cleaning products availabele too from the internet, hardware stores, and home improvement centers. Pick whichever one best suits your surface and/or stain you wish to remove. For natural stains like dirt and moss you could try one of the weaker non toxic 'green' concrete cleaner solutions. These are excellent as they seem to eat away dirt without harming the environment. For tougher stains like paint then you can try scraping it off first, then adding a stronger product.

Oil stains can be tricky to get rid of, there are mixed reviews of the products available. This has led to some people trying home remedies like cola or household bleach. We recommend trying these out then covering the area if your car always leaks from the same spot. A small piece of ply wood is ideal, and you can paint it to match the colour of your driveway or garage, it isn't the best solution but fixing oil leaks in cars can be more difficult.

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