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Garage Floor Cleaner

There isn't one garage floor cleaner product that will take care of all the stains that happen on garage floors. There are some good concrete cleaners, but before using these you need to attack individual stains with different methods. For more information, see removing concrete stains

Once you've removed stains the best you can, then use a general garage floor cleaner to take care of the rest. It's best to rinse with a pressure washer but that's not always feasible because you either don't have access to one or you don't want to get your stuff wet. Just let the cleaner soak a little and then scrub it around with a brush or push broom.

Use hot water to rinse if you can. This helps break up dirt and debris that gets trapped in the pores of the concrete.

Tip Use the water heater as a source of water for rinsing if it's in the garage or close to it. There's a spigot at the bottom to attach a hose. Not only does this give you hot water to clean your floor, but you empty out the sediment in the bottom of the water heater which is good for it.

To make cleaning your floor easier next time, apply a coat a concrete sealer.

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