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So how is everyone cleaning their epoxy floors? Mine look great when clean, but when someone pull in with a wet car the water just sits... I'm good about squeegeeing immediately, others in my family (i won't say who) are not. I'm thinking about getting a commercial floor scrubber, but also got to thinking about the iRobot Braava mopping robot. Has anyone tried this in their garage? I have a couple Roomba's around the house that work great. Could let the thing run every other night and just forget about it...
I think the problem with that Roomba series is that they require disposable cleaning pads. I remember there was an older model that you'd fill with tap water, that seems to be gone now.
Probably better to install a fan with a timer that helps drying the floor after someone pulls in.
Mine look great when clean, but when someone pull in with a wet car the water just sits... I'm good about squeegeeing immediately, others in my family (i won't say who) are not.
I'm thinking about getting a commercial floor scrubber, but also got to thinking about the iRobot Braava mopping robot. Has anyone tried this in their garage? I have a couple Roomba's around the house that work great. Could let the thing run every other night and just forget about it...
no one in the family parks in my garage, actually they are not allowed to enter the garage. i go in through garage, the rest of the family use the front door.
i mop the floor every other day.
my is polished concrete, much like the interior of the whole house, i walk barefoot in garage or in the house. feels like marble.
Mine look great when clean, but when someone pull in with a wet car the water just sits... I'm good about squeegeeing immediately, others in my family (i won't say who) are not.
I'm thinking about getting a commercial floor scrubber, but also got to thinking about the iRobot Braava mopping robot. Has anyone tried this in their garage? I have a couple Roomba's around the house that work great. Could let the thing run every other night and just forget about it...
I use this device. The picture is on Porcelain tile in my Garage at home, but the floor in my hanger is epoxy. I have different pads sets for for different flooring materials. I follow up with a microfibre hand moping to get some of the small lines the machine leaves behind, mainly in the corners. One fresh water/soap tank and one dirty water collection tank, both easy to revove.
It has a good sized gell cell battery I can do my 3000 sq-ft hanger and use only 25% of the battery. The hanger requires two tanks of water
Sorry the floor in this pic was a tad dirty, it is hard in the winter up here to keep the floors in really good shape.
Primarily a washer. But using different pads and solutions it can polish also. I think if you Google Adance SC351 you will find all the specs on the unit. I like the size of the SC351 as I can transport it in the back of my station wagons, or truck, beteween the hanger and my garage at home.
What an awesome thread! Beautiful cars and garages, guys. We're building a new house and it's given me ideas for the new garage. Here's a shot of my present, cramped situation.
Good stuff.
I am building a car club/warehouse in Redmond. Look me up when you fill up your new garage!
Plans/elevations getting finished up and then have to get HOA/city to sign off. I've heard the latter is pretty easy in my neighborhood since the garage is attached. Wife is getting her expanded laundry room/pantry/mud room blown out to attach to garage so she's fully on board with the project. Going with a single lift to start out with.
Builder sent me over this horrible photoshop job with my dirty driveway. Got me excited though!
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