How does one clean concrete?
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From: Twixt Hell/Ann Arbor MI
Try some powdered Laundry soap, sprinkle the soap on a spot and just use enough water to get it wet and let it set for a few minutes before you rinse it off. Use one that has a bleaching agent as an additive.
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From: Show Me State
Originally Posted by TaekOne
yeah, it would be tough w/o some pressured power. the citric acid cleaner sounds like a good idea. im sure those folks at home depot would have some good suggestions. theyre like, pros
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Originally Posted by OLDMAN
Try some powdered Laundry soap, sprinkle the soap on a spot and just use enough water to get it wet and let it set for a few minutes before you rinse it off. Use one that has a bleaching agent as an additive.
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From: Montréal, Canada
Originally Posted by Big AL
I sure hope you're joking. Home Depot employees are mostly $6 an hour high school kids who don't know jack.