Just a dry rag. Keep the metal dry and clear of debris. There are more advanced cleaning products but those are really for a commercial gym with heavy heavy use
@@NoFate247 I've tried 50% and 100%, called Simple Green and they said (not verbatim) that the rubber was "blooming." They recommended the 70% alcohol solution to remove it. What ratio of Simple Green do you normally use?
@@xjoncamposx I typically use 25% about and scrub like hell. The scrubbing with a hard brush (not wire) losens up the dirt and the key is to get a dry rag and dry the mats right after you wash them to remove the dirt. At least that's what I do....
You mention horse stalls and thats why I came to your site. Where is this info/ i will subscribe if i can find this info and it is good. Need to know what is good and safe for the horses- fabulosa? simple green?
You mention horse stalls and thats why I came to your site. Where is this info/ I will subscribe if I can find this info and it is good. Need to know what is good and safe for the horses- fabulosa? simple green? Use Pine Sol now. also my mats are on a concrete 13x33 ft slab and would like to seal them together to avoid leakage. The condrete due to the idiot who laid it (previous dog kennel slab) is not level water run towards the front of the stalls (better if at the back/or not at all).
@@NoFate247 Thanks. I had a spray bottle with a Simple Green and water mixture. I mopped with a wet sponge mop after spraying for the first part of the gym floor to get up the drywall dust. While the drywall was installed before the floor, the Rogue boxes were in the gym at that time. The boxes got the drywall dust everywhere when I had to move them. I bought a hard deck brush and a wooden handle. I also bought a bunch of terry cloths. Did not like the wet sponge part, so it is eliminated. I plan to do it with the brush and terry towels now.
How often do you clean your home gym? #homegym
Just installed horse stall mats in my garage gym. This was the best suggestion! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!!! What's the next piece of home gym equipment going in
Thank for the vid. Was looking for a way to clean my mats properly. 👍
Thanks for watching and subscribing 👍🏼
Leaf blower for my garage!!
Good tips! I needed this.
love the video. My question is what to use to clean the actually METAL PART of the equipment from dust and Sweat.
thank you.
Just a dry rag. Keep the metal dry and clear of debris. There are more advanced cleaning products but those are really for a commercial gym with heavy heavy use
@@NoFate247 Thank you so much. I am assuming. something like a Clean Dry rag
I'm getting a lot of white residue from the simple green, been using 70% rubbing alcohol to remove it.
What strength are you doing the simple green? I've never gotten any white residue
@@NoFate247 I've tried 50% and 100%, called Simple Green and they said (not verbatim) that the rubber was "blooming." They recommended the 70% alcohol solution to remove it. What ratio of Simple Green do you normally use?
@@xjoncamposx I typically use 25% about and scrub like hell. The scrubbing with a hard brush (not wire) losens up the dirt and the key is to get a dry rag and dry the mats right after you wash them to remove the dirt. At least that's what I do....
If I have a robot cleaner that cleans every day will that help keep a lot of the dirt that gets into the horse stall mats to a minimum?
Absolutely! It'll keep the detritus off the floor and prevent it from getting ground in. WHat type of robot you got?
You mention horse stalls and thats why I came to your site. Where is this info/ i will subscribe if i can find this info and it is good. Need to know what is good and safe for the horses- fabulosa? simple green?
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You mention horse stalls and thats why I came to your site. Where is this info/ I will subscribe if I can find this info and it is good. Need to know what is good and safe for the horses- fabulosa? simple green? Use Pine Sol now. also my mats are on a concrete 13x33 ft slab and would like to seal them together to avoid leakage. The condrete due to the idiot who laid it (previous dog kennel slab) is not level water run towards the front of the stalls (better if at the back/or not at all).
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What kind of mats do you have
Where can I grab the brush you used? Thanks
Home depot or lowes
@@NoFate247 ok 👍🏾 thanks!
@@adrianbillionaire thanks for watching and subscribing 👍🏼
Do you have a link to the deck brush you use? Or a brand?
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What kind of brush are you using? I deck brush?
Yes hard deck scrub brush
@@NoFate247 The only water you use is in the spray bottle with cleaner. Correct?
@@markhalstead2386 yes
@@NoFate247 Thanks. I had a spray bottle with a Simple Green and water mixture. I mopped with a wet sponge mop after spraying for the first part of the gym floor to get up the drywall dust. While the drywall was installed before the floor, the Rogue boxes were in the gym at that time. The boxes got the drywall dust everywhere when I had to move them. I bought a hard deck brush and a wooden handle. I also bought a bunch of terry cloths. Did not like the wet sponge part, so it is eliminated. I plan to do it with the brush and terry towels now.
@@NoFate247 I found your way of cleaning to be just as good as the mop and water without the water. Definitely a keeper.