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An old car leaked oil onto my mono-block driveway and I can get the stains
out using normal methods. Does anyone have nay advice? Cheers. Bobby |
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On Fri, 18 Apr 2003 12:03:04 +0100, Bobby wrote:
An old car leaked oil onto my mono-block driveway and I can get the stains out using normal methods. Does anyone have nay advice? Do a google, probably in uk.d-i-y, I asked the same not so long ago. Reasonable thread developed. Cheapest is washing up liquid worked in with a stiff brush and left, rain (if we every get any) will rinse it away. It's certainly worked fairly well here, I was more after the removal of surface oil than a deep stain but the stain looks to be thinner than it was. -- Cheers Dave. Remove "spam" for valid email. |
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![]() "Dave Liquorice" wrote in message ill.network... On Fri, 18 Apr 2003 12:03:04 +0100, Bobby wrote: An old car leaked oil onto my mono-block driveway and I can get the stains out using normal methods. Does anyone have nay advice? Do a google, probably in uk.d-i-y, I went to www.ask.com typed in "how to remove driveway stains" and got a LOT of sites with instructions, too many to list here. Give it a try. Val |
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![]() "Bobby" wrote in message ... An old car leaked oil onto my mono-block driveway and I can get the stains out using normal methods. Does anyone have nay advice? Cheers. Bobby What about that hand cleaning stuff (used to be called Swarfega years ago!) That used to get grease and grim of wonderfully well Jenny |
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"Bobby" wrote in message ... An old car leaked oil onto my mono-block driveway and I can get the stains out using normal methods. Does anyone have nay advice? Cheers. Bobby |
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On Fri, 18 Apr 2003 18:13:47 +0200, "JennyC" wrote:
What about that hand cleaning stuff (used to be called Swarfega years ago!) That used to get grease and grim of wonderfully well If there were really something that got the grim off, I'd buy gallons and gallons. :-) |
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On Fri, 18 Apr 2003 12:03:04 +0100, "Bobby" wrote:
An old car leaked oil onto my mono-block driveway and I can get the stains out using normal methods. Does anyone have nay advice? Cheers. Bobby I'm told Diet Coke is very good! UK Diet Coke is quite different to most other countries though - worth a go though! Tim Hobbs '58 Series 2 '77 101FC Ambulance '95 Discovery V8i http://www.seriesii.co.uk |
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I usually grind the kitty litter into the concrete with a brick.
"Tim B" wrote in message .. . http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/rm_driveway...HGTV_3691_1390 593,00.html "Bobby" wrote in message ... An old car leaked oil onto my mono-block driveway and I can get the stains out using normal methods. Does anyone have nay advice? Cheers. Bobby |
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"Bobby" wrote in message
... An old car leaked oil onto my mono-block driveway and I can get the stains out using normal methods. Does anyone have nay advice? Cheers. You might try Coca-Cola. First, soak up the excess stain if you haven't already with kitty litter or oil-dry. Then buy a two-litre bottle of Coke, pour onto stain on a nice sunny day, with maybe a moat of oil-dry around it to contain the liquid. Scrub w/ a good wire brush, rinse. If need be, you can use a trisodium phosphate (TSP) scrub after, or a substitute, to clean up any marks made by the Coke. Jason |
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Also try Rice Hull Ash.
"Jason Quick" wrote in message ... "Bobby" wrote in message ... An old car leaked oil onto my mono-block driveway and I can get the stains out using normal methods. Does anyone have nay advice? Cheers. You might try Coca-Cola. First, soak up the excess stain if you haven't already with kitty litter or oil-dry. Then buy a two-litre bottle of Coke, pour onto stain on a nice sunny day, with maybe a moat of oil-dry around it to contain the liquid. Scrub w/ a good wire brush, rinse. If need be, you can use a trisodium phosphate (TSP) scrub after, or a substitute, to clean up any marks made by the Coke. Jason |
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Try dumping Tide on it and make a paste too scrub it with a stiff brush.
"Valkyrie" wrote in message news:1050676647.831876@yasure... "Dave Liquorice" wrote in message ill.network... On Fri, 18 Apr 2003 12:03:04 +0100, Bobby wrote: An old car leaked oil onto my mono-block driveway and I can get the stains out using normal methods. Does anyone have nay advice? Do a google, probably in uk.d-i-y, I went to www.ask.com typed in "how to remove driveway stains" and got a LOT of sites with instructions, too many to list here. Give it a try. Val |
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