How to remove concrete spills with an organic solution

When laying concrete it is almost guaranteed that there will be splashes left around the surface you are working on. With all the options open to you for the effective removal of such a spill,  the safest method is using an organic acid solution. Strong enough to remove cement patches and spills yet gentle enough to pose no threat to you or your family, these products such as  Biostrip Concrete Remover are the ideal solution for cleaning up unwanted cement spills. Being one of the only cement removers to be fully biodegradable this option is the most family friendly.

Easily remove concrete spills.

1.Apply - Using a biodegradable cement remover is easy. Supplied ready to use there is no mixing or preparation required. With a spray or brush, simply apply the liquid formula over the unwanted cement. Once applied, the solution will  begin to break down the bonds within the cement and start converting the residue into a gel.

2.Remove - The amount of time taken to work on the cement patch or spill varies depending on the thickness of the cement. Once it has completed its work you can remove the now gel like residue by scraping, washing or brushing - depending upon the surface being worked on.

3. Dispose - As the solution is fully biodegradable and completely safe to the environment the waste can be put in plastic bags and disposed of with the household waste.

Depending on the thickness of the cement patch you may need a second application following the instructions above.

Biostrip Concrete Remover is available to buy now from here.