How To Clean Concrete: Professional Pressure Washing

How To Clean Concrete: Professional Pressure Washing

What You’ll Need to Prepare

To clean the concrete floor, you need to prepare some of the following tools to get the best performance:

  • Broom, leaf blower

  • Stiff brush

  • Detergent

  • Pressure washer

In addition to the necessary equipment as above, you need to equip yourself with additional protective gear to avoid unnecessary injuries.

  • Goggles

  • Boots

  • Glove

Steps for Cleaning Concrete

Follow the steps below to get a perfect concrete floor 

Step 1: Remove Dirt and Debris

Sweep or remove dirt from your concrete surface. Of course, we mean here garbage on concrete surfaces. After sweeping, collect them in one place and put them in the trash to go to the next step.

For stubborn stains like gum or fungus-like mold, let the cleaning solution handle the next step.

swepping

Step 2: Treat stains on the spot

For long-standing stains like moss, you can use a stiff brush and a little detergent to clean them. I believe this is the most effective and economical way for you.

Step 3: Spray Detergents on the surface

If the stain doesn't go away, enhance the cleaning solution sold in online or convenience stores, etc… Then treat the stains again, using a brush to scrub them thoroughly.

Step 4: Rinse with a pressure washer

If the stain persists, try a pressure washer. Choose a nozzle with a suitable angle for washing, for long-term dirty accumulation sites, choose a red nozzle to increase pressure.

If you rent a machine, carefully increase the pressure as needed so as not to accidentally damage the concrete. Don't forget to wear goggles and protect windows, trees, etc. as water pressure can damage them.

Final Thought

With regular cleaning and proper care, your concrete floors, patios, and driveways can retain their attractive appearance for many years. Cleaning concrete properly requires a multipronged approach using detergents, scrubbing, poultices, and degreasers as needed depending on the type of stain. Afterward, allow the concrete to dry completely before applying a sealant, which will help protect against future dirt and stains.

 

About Author

Andrian Cheng is the founder of Wikipressurewasher.com, a comprehensive website dedicated to pressure washers. He also owns a highly reputable store that sells a variety of electronic machines, including several models of pressure washers.

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