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Epoxy cleaning
- Thread starter rays
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ALinCarolina
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I vacuum and then mop with squeeze bucket and big mop. I add a small bit of Mr.
Clean to the water. It cleans well and smells better than some cleaners. I have also used ZEP and Simple Green but like Mr. Clean better. If you allow me to digress, I absolutely hate the smell of pine oil (Pinesol). It reminds me of an old dirty bus station restroom, I would prefer the smell of urine over it.
Clean to the water. It cleans well and smells better than some cleaners. I have also used ZEP and Simple Green but like Mr. Clean better. If you allow me to digress, I absolutely hate the smell of pine oil (Pinesol). It reminds me of an old dirty bus station restroom, I would prefer the smell of urine over it.
dagofast
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I use a nice super fine bristle broom and then mop with a bucket of hot water and Dawn dish soap. Changes of water/soap are dependent on how oily/greasy the mess is.
Shea
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Ammonia and hot water works well also.
ALinCarolina
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I should add that if any area has had oil spill, like under my lift, I wipe up what I can then spray it with Mr. Clean or Zep of a stronger dilution and let it sit a while before mopping. Pretty standard practice I think.
Ammonia and hot water works well also.
Yes , i found the info on your website and procceded to clean it last night
only downside the ammonia smell was bad.
I use a nice and then mop with a bucket of hot water and Dawn dish soap. Changes of water/soap are dependent on how oily/greasy the mess is.
from mutiple website , they mention not to use dishsoap
bigjon
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I use ammonia (15mL/L) and a dash of dishwashing liquid. Use a micro fibre mop.
CJseven
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I have used both ammonia and simple green , both worked really well. Use HOT water and do not mix real strong, I have a fiber mop and wringer bucket.
dagofast
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from mutiple website , they mention not to use dishsoap
Multiple sites also recommend using dish soap. From what I've read, the arguments against using it are dish soap leaving a dull sheen or it making the surface too slick when wet. I've experienced neither so far.