Removing oil stains fron the drive
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I did this years ago in a Married Quarter. I tried Washing Up Liquid and it seemed to move some, also fullers earth based cat litter to absorb the horrible gunk that results from the washing up liquid.
Pretty soon after we had to move and I just left my car on the drive for the march-out.
Pretty soon after we had to move and I just left my car on the drive for the march-out.
I did the same on my mum's brand new brick paved driveway. Found a product made by Bayer for cleaning brick/patio in my local handyman store.
I think this is the new version
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bayer-Garden-Oil-Patch-Cle...
I think this is the new version
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bayer-Garden-Oil-Patch-Cle...
I tend to deal with it by scrubbing with a detergent and rinsing.
After a couple of goes, you'll start to see less of the lifting oil sheen on the water.
Once dry, you'll often need to rub some dust or dry dirt into it.
You'll have usually made a patch of super clean tarmac and the bit where the oil was will still be fairly black like new tar.
Rub in some dirt and dust, and the sun and UV light usually takes car of the rest over time.
After a couple of goes, you'll start to see less of the lifting oil sheen on the water.
Once dry, you'll often need to rub some dust or dry dirt into it.
You'll have usually made a patch of super clean tarmac and the bit where the oil was will still be fairly black like new tar.
Rub in some dirt and dust, and the sun and UV light usually takes car of the rest over time.
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