How Do You Remove Stains From A Concrete Patio?
Concrete has long been a popular material for use in patios because it is relatively inexpensive, durable, and strong. Even though concrete has a long list of positive characteristics when it comes to its use as a building material, stain resistance is not one of them. Concrete is a porous material, and staining can be a problem. If you have a concrete patio, it is a good idea to know some proven stain removal methods. Remove fresh oil stains from concrete with liquid dish soap, water, and some cat litter. Wet down the oil stain and apply a little dish soap. Scrub the stain vigorously, working the soap up into a thick lather. Spread cat litter over the area to absorb the soap and water. Scoop up the litter (dispose of it according to local laws), and rinse. Use a pressure wash for mold, mildew and algae stain removal. Fill it with a two parts hot water to one part oxygenated bleach (sodium per carbonate) solution. Blast off the stains without worry of harming any surrounding plants, as
