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Removing oil stains from concrete
Apart from getting a car that dosen't leak oil,does anyone have suggestions
for getting oil stains off concrete? I have tried various things,including bleach(liquid and powder),dishwashing liquid,even the gunk brand engine degreaser in the spray cans,but the concrete just soaks that **** up. I have even tried combinations of these but still nothing really works 100% , maybe 50% at best. There dosent seem to be anything available that is chemically strong enough to do the job. Also,I don't expect to just put something on and it will magically disappear,i realise that a certain amount of scrubbing the floor on hands and knees is invloved !! Any methods you have tried that work? cheers |
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Removing oil stains from concrete
Get a bag of Portland cement from local building
merchandise store, sprinkle handfuls of it over the stain. Let it set overnight. Should get most of the oil. Repeat if required, "me" > wrote in message news:XgzBf.11287$jR.1247@fed1read01... > Apart from getting a car that dosen't leak oil,does anyone have > suggestions for getting oil stains off concrete? > > I have tried various things,including bleach(liquid and > powder),dishwashing liquid,even the gunk brand engine degreaser in the > spray cans,but the concrete just soaks that **** up. I have even tried > combinations of these but still nothing really works 100% , maybe 50% at > best. There dosent seem to be anything available that is chemically > strong enough to do the job. > > Also,I don't expect to just put something on and it will magically > disappear,i realise that a certain amount of scrubbing the floor on hands > and knees is invloved !! > > Any methods you have tried that work? > > cheers > > |
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Removing oil stains from concrete
"antwine" > wrote in message newsKzBf.11289$jR.4424@fed1read01... > Get a bag of Portland cement from local building > merchandise store, sprinkle handfuls of it over the > stain. Let it set overnight. Should get most of the oil. > Repeat if required, > "me" > wrote in message news:XgzBf.11287$jR.1247@fed1read01... >> Apart from getting a car that dosen't leak oil,does anyone have >> suggestions for getting oil stains off concrete? >> >> I have tried various things,including bleach(liquid and >> powder),dishwashing liquid,even the gunk brand engine degreaser in the >> spray cans,but the concrete just soaks that **** up. I have even tried >> combinations of these but still nothing really works 100% , maybe 50% at >> best. There dosent seem to be anything available that is chemically >> strong enough to do the job. >> >> Also,I don't expect to just put something on and it will magically >> disappear,i realise that a certain amount of scrubbing the floor on hands >> and knees is invloved !! >> >> Any methods you have tried that work? >> >> cheers >> >> Buy, borrow, or steal a pressure washer. Not only will it get the oil up but if you do the whole drive-way, it will look brand new. |
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Removing oil stains from concrete
Kitty litter works well too.
"antwine" > wrote in message newsKzBf.11289$jR.4424@fed1read01... > Get a bag of Portland cement from local building > merchandise store, sprinkle handfuls of it over the > stain. Let it set overnight. Should get most of the oil. > Repeat if required, > "me" > wrote in message news:XgzBf.11287$jR.1247@fed1read01... >> Apart from getting a car that dosen't leak oil,does anyone have >> suggestions for getting oil stains off concrete? >> >> I have tried various things,including bleach(liquid and >> powder),dishwashing liquid,even the gunk brand engine degreaser in the >> spray cans,but the concrete just soaks that **** up. I have even tried >> combinations of these but still nothing really works 100% , maybe 50% at >> best. There dosent seem to be anything available that is chemically >> strong enough to do the job. >> >> Also,I don't expect to just put something on and it will magically >> disappear,i realise that a certain amount of scrubbing the floor on hands >> and knees is invloved !! >> >> Any methods you have tried that work? >> >> cheers >> >> > > |
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Removing oil stains from concrete
They make a pressure washer attachment that works really well, its ment
for cleaning driveways. |
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Removing oil stains from concrete
me wrote:
> Apart from getting a car that dosen't leak oil,does anyone have > suggestions for getting oil stains off concrete? > > I have tried various things,including bleach(liquid and > powder),dishwashing liquid,even the gunk brand engine degreaser in the > spray cans,but the concrete just soaks that **** up. I have even tried > combinations of these > but still nothing really works 100% , maybe 50% at best. There dosent > seem to be anything available that is chemically strong enough to do the > job. > > Also,I don't expect to just put something on and it will magically > disappear,i realise that a certain amount of scrubbing the floor on hands > and knees is invloved !! > > Any methods you have tried that work? > Have you tried Sodium Hydroxide (caustic soda)? It works on most oil stains. |
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Removing oil stains from concrete
"antwine" > wrote in message newsKzBf.11289$jR.4424@fed1read01... > Get a bag of Portland cement from local building > merchandise store, sprinkle handfuls of it over the > stain. Let it set overnight. Should get most of the oil. > Repeat if required, Just don't get Portland cement wet before it's swept up. |
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It's a job for Super * Hen* aka K-Hen-Mammy.
"me" > wrote in message news:XgzBf.11287$jR.1247@fed1read01... > Apart from getting a car that dosen't leak oil,does anyone have > suggestions for getting oil stains off concrete? You can get a hold of Super *Hen* K-Hen-Mammy aka K-Man. She'll peck the stains out of the cement with her Super Beak. Then she'll squat down and feather it up. |
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K-Ken-Mammy, Wild Blond Amateur Tranny Asshole Banging
K-Ken-Mammy >, the derelict old fart and tentacled
moll who likes crazed anal inspections with shrews, and whose partner is a fancy-woman with a shabby hair pie, wrote in t>: > Shameless asspacker with disgraceful glory pole and ripe dirt-road > pines for ramshackle nudger for heel lifting. Mail me at > > |
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Removing oil stains from concrete
This is not a topic for this group.
One of the best solutions is to get a high pressure washer for concrete. This may do the job for you. Putting cement powder on to the stained area, working it in, and then letting it sit over night may help out. Don't get it wet. From the 7 year old, another solution that sounds odd, is to oil down the complete driveway, and then all of it will match. I found that with oil stains, after a number of months they tend to fade away. In the fall I get the cars sprayed with mineral oil to protect them from rusting. When I park them on the street, or in the driveway, they drip for a number of days. By the time spring comes around, the stains are not showing. Where ever you park a car, there is the chance that there will be a few drops of oil. After an oil change, if there are a few drops that spilled, and was not spotted to be cleaned, there is a chance that they may end up on the surface below the car. Sometimes they can take a while to fall. -- JANA _____ "me" > wrote in message news:XgzBf.11287$jR.1247@fed1read01... Apart from getting a car that dosen't leak oil,does anyone have suggestions for getting oil stains off concrete? I have tried various things,including bleach(liquid and powder),dishwashing liquid,even the gunk brand engine degreaser in the spray cans,but the concrete just soaks that **** up. I have even tried combinations of these but still nothing really works 100% , maybe 50% at best. There dosent seem to be anything available that is chemically strong enough to do the job. Also,I don't expect to just put something on and it will magically disappear,i realise that a certain amount of scrubbing the floor on hands and knees is invloved !! Any methods you have tried that work? cheers |
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