S99 Eradicrete Concrete Remover

Ultra-safe concrete remover that actually works

Non-toxic, non-corrosive formulation
Will not damage equipment or surfaces
Removes concrete, cement and limescale

Say goodbye to dangerous acid-based chemicals without compromising on performance! A unique blend of plant-based ingredients, ERADICRETE™ makes light work of concrete and cement buildup without posing a danger to the user, the equipment or the environment. Unlike conventional concrete removers, this non-fuming, fully biodegradable solution is easy and safe to use on virtually any surface. ERADICRETE™ takes the hazard and the hassle out of plant and equipment clean up.

IDEAL USE CASES:

Cleaning tools and equipment like cement mixers, shovels and plastering trowels
Removing render and cement splashes from windows, UPVC window/door frames, decking and tarmac.
Dried concrete and cement removal from various surfaces.

BEST PRACTICE:

Use with care on concrete pavers or slabs: Product may react with the surface and leave marks if left too long – try in a small inconspicuous area first.
Won’t work on latex screed and tile adhesives: EradiCRETE® isn’t formulated to dissolve the polymers found in these materials.

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Size	Product Code	Case Qty	Pallet Qty	Barcode
1L	S99SC T100	6	600	5037832329592
5L	S99SC C500	2	160	5037832329608
20L	S99SC C2000	1	32	5037832329615

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Brought this product, sceptical if it would work as well as it says but I'm amazed how well it works! Used it on concrete build up on a few hand tools, left it overnight then the concrete just seems to wipe off. Also used it on brickwork where there was excess concrete, sprayed it on, left it, then it washed off easily with a hose. Definitely recommend this product as its a lot safer than brick acid and works really well.

fantastic product, used to clean up my mixer which i had lent to a pal and came back in a mess. sprayed this stuff on to the hardened muck and left, after an hour or so the cement had literally turned to mush that you could scrape off with your fingers!!! but used a pressure washer and the mixer looks as good as new. previously i have used brick acid to do this but brick acid strips the paint and makes anything it touchs go rusty. This stuff doesn't seem to touch the paint but shifts cement like notthing else.

Wow... This product works great and is simple to use. Used it after filling in cracks in my pavement and my tools look good as new. Will totally be using it again as I work on tidying up my outdoor area!

I brought this to remove concrete from the slabs on my patio, it worked like a dream. Am really pleased with the effects it has saved me from getting on my hands and knees scrubbing the floor.

Just cleaned up the old trowel, very surprised . Left it to soak for 20min, cleaned it off with water - hasn’t rusted like brick acid or anything else would do . Next up is the profile stabilisers . Impressed

Really impressed, used it to clean some brick trowels and levels that I add neglected works really well would recommend

The first time I have tried this product before very pleased with the result

Brought this the other day used it on my trowels and levels, came up really good

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101 How-To Series Videos

SCRUBB 101 How-To Series: S99 Eradicrete Concrete Remover

Instructions

APPLICATION:
Make sure surfaces are cool and clean from loose debris. Pre-wet the area with water, then apply a thorough covering of EradiCRETE® foam.

DWELL TIME:
Allow the foam to sit for 15-30 minutes for moderate buildup. For heavier deposits, multiple applications or an overnight dwell time may be necessary.

RINSE OFF:
Once the concrete is softened, use a damp cloth, brush or pressure washer if desired to rinse it away, leaving surfaces clean and damage free.

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Product Specification Safety Data

FAQs

Can I use SCRUBB EradiCRETE inside a cement mixer?
Yes, absolutely—it’s ideal for removing concrete and cement build-up inside mixers.

Does SCRUBB EradiCRETE work on tile adhesive, resin, or latex screed?
No. These materials contain polymers and resins that EradiCRETE cannot dissolve.

What would SCRUBB EradiCRETE do to a concrete slab or concrete paver?
It will react with the concrete and start to break down the surface. Because slabs are less porous, the reaction is slower, but it may leave a whitish mark or rougher patch—so it’s not recommended for direct use on concrete paving.

Will SCRUBB EradiCRETE clean plastering trowels, buckets, and tools?
Yes, it’s excellent for removing plaster and cement from trowels and buckets (including plastic ones) without causing damage.

Does SCRUBB EradiCRETE remove mortar from brickwork?
Yes, it effectively removes mortar and cement from bricks and other masonry.

Can I use SCRUBB EradiCRETE on glass?
Yes, it’s safe to use on glass for removing concrete and cement splashes.

Will SCRUBB EradiCRETE remove concrete from painted tools or machinery?
Yes, it removes cement build-up without damaging paintwork.

Can SCRUBB EradiCRETE be used on metal or lead?
Yes, EradiCRETE is safe for use on metals and won’t corrode them.

Can SCRUBB EradiCRETE remove concrete from Indian Sandstone or flags?
Yes, it’s effective—but always test a small, hidden area first to ensure you’re happy with the results.

Can I use SCRUBB EradiCRETE on artificial grass or tarmac?
Yes, it’s safe to use and won’t discolour artificial grass or damage tarmac.

Is SCRUBB EradiCRETE suitable for porcelain tiles and grout?
It can be used carefully on porcelain, but as porcelain and grout are cement-based, avoid prolonged contact and always test a small area first.

Can SCRUBB EradiCRETE be used on a painted wooden door?
It may slightly fade some types of wood paint, so always test a small hidden area before using.

Does SCRUBB EradiCRETE remove plaster residue from brick?
Yes, it should effectively remove plaster and cement residue.

Will SCRUBB EradiCRETE work on excavators, diggers, or wheelbarrows?
Yes, it’s great for cleaning construction equipment—safe on metal and plastic.

Is SCRUBB EradiCRETE acid-free?
Yes, EradiCRETE is acid-free and ultra-safe to use.

Does SCRUBB EradiCRETE remove efflorescence salts?
Yes, it can help remove surface efflorescence from bricks and masonry.

Will SCRUBB EradiCRETE work on gypsum products?
Yes, it’s effective on gypsum-based materials unless they contain added polymers.

Is SCRUBB EradiCRETE safe for clothing?
It’s not tested for fabrics, so we don’t recommend it. If you choose to try, test a small area first for colourfastness.

How long should I leave SCRUBB EradiCRETE on?
Apply, allow it to react, and rinse thoroughly—do not let it dry on the surface.

Can I use SCRUBB EradiCRETE after a messy patio installation?
Yes, it’s commonly used for this. Avoid letting it sit too long on grout, and rinse well after application.

Can I use SCRUBB EradiCRETE on vehicles covered in concrete?
Yes, it won’t damage metal but may remove wax coatings. Avoid contact with rubber trims.

Will SCRUBB EradiCRETE remove acrylic or silicone renders, micro-cement, or resin?
It’s less effective on these materials as they contain polymers.

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