2 Methods Of Cleaning Concrete Without Pressure Washer TESTED.

2 Methods Of Cleaning Concrete Without Pressure Washer TESTED.
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[@noconsentgiven]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge fam👍❤️!

[@JJones987]

Thank you. I need to clean my 20 x 20 concrete patio. This video convinced me to get a pressure washer.

[@susanrand512]

😅😊😂

[@TranceSFX]

hahahahahahaha. sometimes we just need a push to confirm initial plan, doubt free.

[@deosiewilson732]

😂😂 ....me too .....

[@ivettehuertas7469]

😅

[@Chutney1luv]

Yeah! I git exhausted just watching her scrub!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Velvetsky2310]

Thank you for the demonstrations and advice. I'm washing my cement front porch and back patio, and I'll be using your dish soap and water technique. My back patio is pretty good size and instead of renting a pressure washer, I'll just use a "deck broom" to scrub in the dish soap then rinse it. Thanks again for the video. 👍👍

[@cranstjs]

I can't wrap my brain around using baking soda with vinegar. Why? Because one is an acid and the other is alkaline. Meaning you are cancelling out the acid. ?? That's why when pros use muriatic acid in water to do concreate cleaning and prep for sealing, there is no baking soda in the equation. Yes mixing the two ingredients creates that chemcal reaction releasing gas. But I would rather pick a cool day, before the sun comes out, use water, vinegar, and a little soap and just brush the area with a deck brush and let it stay wet for at least 15 to 30 minutes. Then use baking soda and water mixture to neutralize the acid. Let that sit for a while and then hose it all off.

[@K4AX]

Yup exactly. I think people see the chemical reaction between the two I think that's doing cleaning or something because of the bubbles? Vinegar by itself is a great cleaner because of the acidity.

[@K4AX]

@@LaoshiDJ just use vinegar it does even better

[@benjokazzooie]

Soak area with good old plain water. Scrub with wire brush. Like new.

[@sbattle4787]

This will take all weekend

[@EASYTIGER10]

That's 1 slab down, only another 47 to go...😁

[@OutdoorPrepper2025]

😆😂🤣

[@skywonderly1768]

lol

[@Chutney1luv]

You are working so hard on one stone, when you have hundreds more to go!!
You used both methods on that same stone! I used bacon soda and vinegar and it did nothing! Thanks for showing..

[@rockadesigncustomstonemaker]

It works, just a lot of scrubbing. It's good for small spots on concrete walkways or driveways. I still like using bleach, so much easier.

[@ninclarke1357]

Excellent presentation!!!!!

[@rockadesigncustomstonemaker]

Thank you!

[@carey1709]

Think I'd rather pay for a pressure washer than all that effort 🎉🎉

[@rontuck2438]

Get a pump sprayer and a bottle of chlorine 50 chlorine 50 water pump up spray the pavers let it sit 20 min then spray with garden hose you'll be shocked don't spray your plants or grass with this

[@johnthom3342]

A bit of a contradiction Baking soda is alkaline and vinegar is acidic.

[@EASYTIGER10]

4:52 if you look to the left hand side of the slab, under his hand, you can see a lamb or maybe a rabit looking up at us from the concrete. I wonder what this means....😲

[@keiranward6164]

That would be a long long job and back breaking 😮

[@razawbarzingi5687]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@ratnaparkkogoat]

Will sealing it make itr slippery?

[@rockadesigncustomstonemaker]

No that won't make it slippery.

[@Divan000]

You not using gloves

[@blackgown7485]

Hard labour

[@TranceSFX]

Dude's using a toothbrush to clean Gibraltar. Yeah, totally dude.

[@peterdosa7342]

Why are you gonna clean concrete?:)

[@rockadesigncustomstonemaker]

Well it depends. Some concrete stones look good with an aged look, while some will look good with their original colors they were given. To be honest, I like the aged look also. :) Thanks.

[@williamkuntz8181]

Because my porch has Duke pee stains

[@mizu2in]

Because here in the wet Northwest the concrete is an ideal home for "black mold" which makes it slippery

[@_simply.normal_]

@@williamkuntz8181same with mine 😂 I’m gonna do this now to clean off my patio

[@morgenrieth5445]

Had a loose chicken on my porch for 3 days. That’s my story.

[@scottboyd9383]

too much work for so little result. yep pressure washer it is

[@lorenzovelasco3203]

Your video was informative, however, your pronunciation of “to” as in much is spelled “too” much and ingredience is ingredients.
Thanks again!

[@rockadesigncustomstonemaker]

Thanks, I saw that after I rushed to published it. LOL, Have a great day!

[@Thepdxgal]

This is stupid if I could use a hose on top floor
Apartment I’d use a pressure washer

[@C_A_W]

Bleach

[@jafallica]

Ingredients not ingredience!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rockadesigncustomstonemaker]

Thanks for noticing. I wanted to see if anyone was reading my videos and you proved it. 😁😁

[@Chutney1luv]

​@@rockadesigncustomstonemakerYeah right!!😂😂😂

[@rockadesigncustomstonemaker]

@@Chutney1luv 😁