🧱 1 Gallon Korkay Concrete Dissolver and Cement Remover Solution Review

Safe to use and really removes concrete and cement that stains in and around the house. I'm going to use it to clean the body of my condenser unit that the masons smeared with concrete.

I bought this product because I drove through a puddle of water that must have been cement. There were two vehicles the whole time my wife followed me. This product worked quite well but I had to reapply it even though the cement wasn't thick.

I used this product to clean my shower drain. The shower floor had just been replaced with a cement floor but unfortunately the worker doing the job didn't close the shower drain when the cement floor was being installed so of course the drain was clogged with cement. I found this product at Revain and decided to order Korkay Concrete Thinner to try and dissolve the cement in the sewer. It worked and I was so happy.

I drive a concrete mixer and it cleans concrete quite well, but I need something that can be left overnight. After using a gallon, I found that it causes a lot of "rusting" if left for a long time. The bare metal on my $250,000 cement mixer looks rusty, dirty, and old overnight. :( . Overall, this product does a good job of removing concrete settings, but that's not what I'm looking for.

I used this product to clean up some liquid and concrete that was spilled down my drain on a shower tile project. At first I doubted it would destroy the concrete. I followed the directions three parts water to one part product. I used a 20 ounce bottle of Gatorade to mix it in. I poured it down the drain and noticed a difference after the second round. By the third round, the drain was clear and the water was flowing as it should. I am very impressed with this product. Highly recommended. 👍

I'm not a bricklayer. I fixed some bricks on my front step and got extra mortar on the bricks where it wasn't needed. I tried it with a wire brush. Try an angle grinder with a grinding wheel. I should have just used this stuff. Once you apply it turns the cement/mortar into a waxy soap-like substance that is slowly washed off with a garden hose nozzle. The washing machine is probably faster, but I didn't have one. The results were quite brilliant, with a lot less effort than I expended trying…

First, what problem did I want to solve? The 3-inch drain in the laundry room basement had concrete blocking the flow completely. Concrete has been clogging drains for around 50 years! I wanted to use the sewers. Family tradition says I poured concrete down the drain when I was a teenager. (I was blamed for everything, I was such a kid) It was a lie! Ha. I'm talking about a worker many years ago repairing concrete in a basement, cleaning his tools and brushing bits of concrete out of a bucket…