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How to Remove Grime & Stains From Porcelain Paving – 101 How-To Series

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SCRUBB Porcelain Paving Cleaner is a specialist detergent for maintaining porcelain patios and terraces. It’s suitable for regular use and is a concentrate solution that will lift grime and dirt. It doesn’t contain bleach or acids as they can cause damage to paving surfaces over time. And it will shift grime ingrained soils, grease, bird droppings, and even leaf stains and will not affect the slip resistance. One thing to note is it won’t remove stains left from mould or algae growth.

And when using the product, you want to dilute 100 mil of it into one litre of water. Then apply it with a sprayer. And for heavily stained areas, you can apply the product in full concentration. Allow it to dwell for 15 minutes before brushing and then rinsing.

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How to Remove Grime & Stains From Porcelain Paving | SCRUBB Porcelain Paving Cleaner

In this video, we walk you through how to use SCRUBB Porcelain Paving Cleaner to lift grime, ingrained soil, grease, bird droppings and leaf stains from exterior porcelain tiles and slabs, without bleach, acids, or affecting slip resistance.

HOW TO USE:

  1. General clean: dilute 100ml of cleaner per litre of water
  2. Apply evenly over the surface with a sprayer
  3. Allow up to 15 minutes contact time
  4. Scrub with a stiff brush to lift grime
  5. Rinse thoroughly with clean water or a pressure washer

PS – For stubborn stains, apply undiluted directly to the spot before jet washing.

SURFACES IT’S SUITABLE FOR:

  • Exterior porcelain tiles and paving slabs
  • Slate
  • Natural stone
  • Concrete
  • Terracotta

Will not remove staining caused by algae or mould, that needs a dedicated treatment.

TIPS & TRICKS:

  • Can be applied with a backpack/hand sprayer or pressure washer
  • Wear eye protection and gloves when using
  • Test on a small, inconspicuous area first, especially where surfaces are jointed with resin-based or rapid-setting grouts
  • Suitable for both routine maintenance and one-off spot treatment
  • Don’t let the product dry on the surface, always rinse thoroughly after use

FAQs:

  1. What surfaces can it be used on?
    Exterior porcelain tiles and paving slabs.
  2. What dirt will it remove?
    Grime, ingrained soil, grease, bird droppings and leaf stains.
  3. Will it damage paving or affect slip resistance?
    No, contains no bleach or acids.
  4.  Does it remove algae or mould staining?
    No, that needs a dedicated biological growth treatment.
  5. How should it be diluted for normal use?
    100ml per litre, 15 minutes contact time, then scrub and rinse.
  6. Can it be used for stubborn stains?
    Yes, undiluted as a spot treatment.
  7. Can it be used with a pressure washer?
    Yes, hand sprayer or pressure washer both work.
  8. Should I test it first?
    Yes, paving materials and jointing compounds vary.
  9. Can it be left to dry on the surface?
    No, always rinse thoroughly.

Find SCRUBB Porcelain Paving Cleaner at Amazon, ScrewFix, ToolStation, Brewers, CPC, and major stockists.

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