Stains Begone: How to Clean Suntan Lotion Stains Off Pavers and Concrete
We’ve all been there: a day of tanning in the sunshine turns sour when suntan lotion stains start to show up on pavers and concrete. Don’t worry—it’s possible to remove these annoying blemishes from your paving without doing too much damage. Read on for a list of simple tips to help you get rid of those suntan lotion stains in no time.
Updated 13 Mar 2023
By Noemi Denker
Removing Stain: Supplies and Tips
- Gather the necessary supplies: soap, baking soda, white vinegar, warm water, and a scrub brush.
- In a bucket, mix together one part liquid soap, one part baking soda, and two parts warm water.
- Spread your mixture over stained area with a scrub brush.
- Allow the mixture to sit for 10 minutes.
- Rinse the area off with warm water.
- If the stain persists, apply a mixture of white vinegar and warm water and scrub the area with a soft brush.
- Rinse off the area again with warm water.
Preventing Future Stains
To make sure your pavers or concrete stay stain-free, try using a sunblock or sun spray that doesn't contain heavy oils. These oils can lead to staining, so look for products specifically marketed as “non-staining.” It's also a good idea to wash off the area after applying sunscreen or tanning lotion.
Conclusion
Getting rid of suntan lotion stains on pavers and concrete isn't an impossible task. With a few common household items and some careful scrubbing, you should be able to get rid of those stubborn marks in no time.
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