Vented tile flooring cleaned after 9+ months
I originally installed these Vevor vented floor tiles last August. The first pic was sometime last fall when I finished my garage remodel.
The pics after are from today when I finally found time to clean the main area I park; both the tiles themselves and the floor underneath.
I was impressed with how easy they were to remove in such large sections. I just picked a line and unsnapped them and pulled them out in 2 large sections. For the tiles themselves I sprayed them with my pressure washer, hit them with some APC in a foam cannon, gave them a quick scrub with a stiff bristle brush, rinsed and then set in the shade to dry out.
For the actual garage floor I swept, rinsed, foamed with the same APC, quick scrub and again rinsed.
The first dustpan is what I swept up from the sections I removed. The second was what pulled out with the tiles and was left on my driveway. Pretty impressive considering we had a snowier than normal winter here in northern Illinois.
Full disclosure, I don’t do much dirty work in my garage. I detail in there. I do not drive on any dirt or gravel roads. I don’t do metal work, wood work, etc. I have changed my oil a few times and took precautions to prevent oil from getting through them but some did. I simply unsnapped where the oil was and cleaned it up. Simple as that.
I get it; THESE FLOORS ARE NOT FOR EVERYONE BUT THEY ARE GREAT FOR MY NEEDS. They might not be ideal for you, and that’s ok.