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Join Date: Jul 2011
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You know - I'm not really sure there is much that can be done besides putting in the time & effort to clean. My 850 rarely moves in the winter, especially when the roads are wet & filled with gravel. So that helps tremendously, though only on one side of the garage. The wife's Lancer is in/out frequently, so it brings in a good deal of snow, dirt, gravel, during the winter months. I have large floor squeegee for when I do wash the epoxy floor - which helps a great deal. I usually just get a bucket of hot water, mop, and squeegee it all out of the garage. That said - provided you can be so diligent, knocking the built up snow out of your wheel wells with a snow-brush before you enter the garage can make a huge difference I've found. Sent from my BlackBerry 9900 using Tapatalk
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Calgary, CAN
Posts: 613
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Pretty much same as what I do. Do you find the driveway gets quite dirty with the mud being squeegee'd out of the garage? I hate it. I always end up having to power wash the entire driveway, which I like to do, but in the winter there's not many opportunites.
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