Most garage floors are concrete, and concrete floors are quite easy to clean. They can take time to dry, depending on the size of the space and the weather, so start early!
The first step is to declutter the floor. Garages often seem to breed clutter, as tools or toys are not put away. Keep everything in its place, and if necessary create storage areas for toys, balls, or other items which clutter up the garage.
Once the floor is clear, start sweeping. Leaves, dirt, sand, and other debris can build up in garages. If there’s a lot of dust, consider wearing a breath mask so you don’t breathe it in. Make sure the floor is dust and debris-free before you begin cleaning.
You will need:
Follow these steps to keep your garage floor looking like new:
Oil stains are an occupational hazard for garages. If you can, wipe them up at once. Pour kitty litter over the remains to soak it up, covering the oil stain completely. You may have to leave this overnight, and you may have to re-apply the litter. Once the oil is absorbed, sweep up the oily litter and dispose of it.
To remove set-in oil stains:
Concrete garage floors may develop cracks or imperfections. If so, they can be improved by adding a coating to create a durable surface.