How to Remove Grease from Concrete

This 55-gallon drum of AK Orange Cleaner is just the thing for cleaning!

This cleaner is able to clean/remove:

• grease
• resin
• oil
• carbon
• printer inks
• and more!

This powerful cleaning product is able to clean fast as it is, but can be diluted to clean large surface areas such as driveways, warehouse floors, and parking lots. No need to wear gloves while handling this product: it is orange-based with no toxic odors or residue.

Fifty-five gallons means you can clean a lot! This biodegradable cleaning product can be used for commercial settings to clean:

• Commercial stoves
• Exhaust filters and hoods
• Countertops
• Carpets and Upholstery
• Concrete Floors
• Parts and Tools

For hotels and motels, this can be used as a:

• Stain treater for laundry
• Scuff mark remover
• Fiberglass cleaner
• Tub, tile and grout cleaner

How to Remove Grease from Concrete

Grease and oil stains can put a damper on the look of your concrete floor. Revitalize your concrete by removing stains and applying a stain or sealer to your concrete. A stain or sealer will also protect your concrete from further staining.

Oil and grease spills should be sopped up as soon as they happen. This can easily be done with paper towels or with cat litter. However, if the oil or grease sits for too long on the surface, it may soak into the concrete. This is when you’ll need to use a degreaser.

For how to remove grease from concrete, please follow the manufacturer’s directions. Generally, you’ll need to scrub the degreaser into the stain, most likely with water to activate the degreasing properties. Once the degreaser has been able to soak up the oil and grease, you’ll wash or rinse it away.

Biodegradable, ultra-concentrated, non-toxic and non-corrosive, this orange-based cleaner is the answer to your cleaning needs.

Dimensions: 23.5″ W x 23.5″ D x 34.7″ H
Weight: 495 lbs