What is the easiest way to clean a garage floor? I am old.
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You can take a old car battery and dump the water from inside the battery in to a bucket of water then mop the floor with it. but you need to rinse it really good with clean water afterwards
your floors will look nice and clean after they dry.
we used to do this to the driveway of the gas station I used to work at to keep them very clean. with all the cars coming and going all the time they used to look almost black sometimes and this cleaned them right up to looking new again