Removing Red Dirt Stains From Concrete

A little dirt can become a big problem when water gets involved.

Removing red dirt stains from concrete.

Let mud dry then brush the method of using a stiff bristled brush to sweep staining material up onto a piece of paper off the excess. The process to remove red dirt stains is a chemical cleaner and mechanical power wash combination. By the times it dries up it leaves an unsightly dirty stain. An acidic based cleaner is more powerful because it will bubble up the red clay that is deeply embedded in the concrete.

Mud sticks to shoes and paws and can get all over everything. This should remove the stain but if any remains sponge the method of using a dampened pad to apply light strokes moving outward from the center of the stain the area with water and apply a few drops wet spotter and a few drops white vinegar. When mud is fresh it spreads easily making a small mess into a big one quickly. If you think a power washer might be your best option consider hiring a professional with experience pressure washing concrete or do a bit of research on how to properly use a power washer.

Pressure washers can quickly remove dirt debris and some concrete stains but it is also easy to misuse them and damage your driveway walkway or patio.