How Do You Clean Soot From The Face Of A Cast Concrete Fireplace?
Built-up soot on the face of a cast concrete fireplace can cause numerous problems; soot is part of the build-up of creosote, a dangerous flammable substance that can cause health issues and fire risks in your home. Cleaning the soot from the face of your concrete fireplace will also restore its appearance and make it more attractive. Removing soot from a concrete fireplace can be done without the use of expensive or harmful chemicals, and the whole project can be completed in about an hour. Spread a drop cloth in front of your fireplace to catch any soot and keep it from staining your floor. Fill a spray bottle with hot water. Spray the front of your concrete fireplace until it is thoroughly soaked. Use a scrub brush to clean off as much of the soot as you can. Continue spraying the fireplace with the hot water as it becomes necessary. Use a dry cloth to spread eucalyptus oil on the remaining soot and stains on your concrete fireplace. Eucalyptus oil breaks down the soot and helps to
