Concentrate, 1 to 4 with water
Per gallon of concentrate
No hydrochloric acid
Jug
Why efflorescence shows up and how to remove it
The white haze is salts carried to the surface by moisture moving through the concrete. It is cosmetic, but it will not scrub off with water alone. Gator Clean dissolves the deposit without the hydrochloric acid that can etch pavers and burn plantings, then rinses clean.
- For. Concrete pavers and natural stone.
- Concentrate. Mix 1 part cleaner to 4 parts water; one gallon makes 5 US gallons.
- Coverage. Cleans approximately 200 square feet.
- No hydrochloric acid. Gentler on the paver surface.
- Rinse. Washes off with water.
Best for
- New paver patios with white bloom
- Pavers and stone being prepped for sealer
- Retaining wall faces
- Natural stone walks
Good to know
Test a small area first; some stone reacts to any cleaner. Clean efflorescence before sealing, since sealer traps it. Efflorescence can return while the concrete is still curing; a second treatment later is normal.
Specifications
| Product type | Efflorescence cleaner, concentrate |
| Dilution | 1 part to 4 parts water |
| Yield | 5 US gallons from 1 gallon |
| Coverage | About 200 sq ft |
| Acid | No hydrochloric acid |
| Size | 1 gallon |
| Made by | Alliance Designer Products |
Pickup or shipping
Pick it up at either store, 749 Mullica Hill Road in Mullica Hill or 1463 N Tuckahoe Road in Williamstown, Monday to Saturday, with no delivery fee. Or have it shipped from New Jersey; the shipping cost shows at checkout. We serve Gloucester, Camden, Salem, Burlington and Atlantic counties and the Philadelphia area, including Sewell, Washington Township, Turnersville, Glassboro, Woodbury, Deptford, Cherry Hill, Marlton, Voorhees, Vineland, Hammonton, Sicklerville and Swedesboro. Property managers, HOAs and contractors: call (856) 589-3953 for pallet and multi-pallet pricing.
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