To do a basic cleaning of any concrete floor and to remove stains, you will need some basic cleaning supplies, including:  A broom and duster (or a vacuum) A nylon-bristled brush for scrubbing stains Dish soap and water to remove stains Trisodium phosphate, laundry bleach, and detergent to remove mildew Kitty litter or cornstarch to remove grease stains Degreaser to remove tire marks Bleach, ammonia, or hydrogen peroxide for stubborn stains Remove any furniture, decorations, rugs or mats, shoes, and anything else that’s on the floor. Move everything out of the room so you’re not cleaning around furniture or constantly having to move furniture around to clean. Get up all large dirt and debris with the broom, and then go over the surface again with a duster to remove fine particles and dust. Dusting should be done daily, and sweeping or vacuuming on a weekly basis. Use a vacuum if you have a good one available, as this will be faster and more efficient, and prevent dust and dirt particles from being spread around. For regular food and beverage stains, scrub the area with hot, soapy water. Use one to two tablespoons (15 to 30 ml) of a mild dish soap or Castile soap, diluted into a half-gallon (1.9 liters) of water. For oil or oil-based stains, wet the area with water and cover the stain with dish soap. Dip a brush in warm water and scrub the area to work up a lather. Blot the suds with a rag or towel and rinse it down with clean water.  To remove mildew, mix one ounce (28.3 grams) each of laundry detergent and trisodium phosphate with one quart (946.4 ml) laundry bleach and three quarts (2.8 liters) of water. Scrub the area with a soft brush and rinse with clean water.  To remove tire marks (in a garage), spray the area with water and apply a degreaser. Let sit for three to four hours, scrub with a brush, and rinse.  To remove grease, spread kitty litter or cornstarch over the area and let it sit for about three days. After you’ve let it sit, vacuum or sweep up the kitty litter and dispose of it in accordance with the type of grease it was (such as in the garbage or through a proper recycling facility). If your concrete floor is plain and you don’t have to worry about damaging a finish, you can use harsher cleaners like bleach, ammonia, and hydrogen peroxide to clean stubborn stains. Dilute one part cleaner in three parts water and spray on the affected area. Let it sit for about 20 minutes, and then scrub with a brush. Rinse the area with clean water. Always wear gloves and proper protective gear when using harsh cleaners, and make sure the room is well-ventilated.
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