non auto grease

[Max_rob]

The majority of my business is cleaning up food grease on cement. I am wondering if anyone else does this and if you use anything else other than dawn dish soap and 200 degree hot water. This works pretty well, but I am curious as to if anyone else does something different.

 

[ron]

MR. MUSCLE and/or LIMONLENE.
from e-spec.

 

[Max_rob]

is that e-spec.com?

 

[ron]

envriospec.com

 

[weathershield]

New Concrete

We have some new (less than a month old) concrete driveways to clean. Just tire marks & Dirt. Could I use the Sod Percarb/Soda Ash mixture on them?

What would anyone recommend?

Mark Smith

 

[Aplus]

I use a sodium metisilicate based cleaner to remove animal fat grease, and a potassium hydroxide based cleaner for automotive grease. Either of those, hot water, and my surface cleaner.

 

[Chuck Richard]

for tire marks can't beat Dominion Resto. Prod. DR-60
www.domrest.com also great on drive throughs and eating area where grease of all kinds can be found. I never leave home without it.

 

[ron]

weathershield,new cement is called GREEN. It is not fully hardened. Be very carefull not to do it damage. Go one size bigger with your spray tips. Try and sell a sealer job to the customer www.v-seal.com
Tell the customer that you can greatly improve the cement but not get it perfect untill it has cured a min of 90 days.
Sounds like a driveway or pool surround?
I would use a limonlene and truck wash mix.[same as my house wash]. If you do use your mix it might not do much on the tire marks and you need to add a soap[DAWN DISH SOAP] TO KEEP THE DIRT FREE FLOATING so it wont re-stick.

 

[weathershield]

New Concrete

Thanks Chuck & Ron.

Mark Smith