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Re: Cleaning Cement Floors? [Re: Osky] #6916667
07/01/20 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Osky
Pressure washer, a big one, and HOT water would be my first shot. They make good soaps to add to the pressure washer for your purpose.

The muriatic if you use it needs to be done really carefully, mixed thinner than you think. Gulo before I used muriatic or anything for that matter I'd talk to whatever resurfacing outfit your considering. They can tell you what residue is compatible with your product, and you will have residue.

I just helped a friend Monday who went after his garage floor with a number of things including muriatic acid. More is not better. What a mess. I use acid when washing out new concrete for an exposed Ag finish so I'm not opposed to the product itself, I'm thinking there are better options for your use. Again, talk to the finish surface guys.

Osky



I am surprised at that Osky. I have always used powdered sugar for exposed aggregate.


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Re: Cleaning Cement Floors? [Re: Gulo] #6916697
07/01/20 12:48 PM
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Simple Green makes a product for pressure washers. I've used it with good results on dirty finished concrete, but not soiled with oil, etc.

Re: Cleaning Cement Floors? [Re: Gulo] #6916699
07/01/20 12:54 PM
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I would not use a pressure washer. It will make a mess on the walls. I would grind it or maybe blast it with some fine media.

Something to consider Jack, is while you are at it put in a floor drain. Even though the floor is flat you could always squeegee liquids down the drain.

Your well is close but way deep enough to not be affected


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