Learn how to clean a dirty garage floor and remove stains in five steps.
Sweeping often and treating spills and stains as soon as possible is recommended.
The frequency of deeper cleaning depends on the jot down of flooring and how you use the garage.
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Then, you might sweep or vacuum the entire floor.
Use a leaf blower to get in the corners or under shelving units or heavy-standing toolboxes.
Work in a grid from the back of the garage to the large doors.
Allow the floor to air-dry before moving items, including cars, back into the garage.
Allow it to sit for 24 to 48 hours.
Sweep or vacuum it away.
Scrub the stained concrete with a small amount of undiluted degreaser and rinse.
Be sure to protect your eyes and wear old clothes while cleaning.
Scrub with a nylon-bristled brush and rinse well.
Warning
Rust stains should be treated before removing mildew stains.
Chlorine bleach can permanently set in rust stains.
Depends on the flooring key in.
Concrete floors can easily be cleaned with a pressure washer.
Be sure to read the manufacturer’s directions and use a cleaning product that is compatible with the machine.
Or, just use the power washer to rinse the floor.
Always use a cleaner that contains a degreaser to help lift spots and stains.
Suggested brand names are Simple Green, Zep Degreaser, Krud Kutter.
Dawn Platinum Dishwashing Liquid contains a degreaser that works well to clean garage floors.
