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Driveway OilDarrenW
@darrenw
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Feb 13, 2017 19:21:09 GMT
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I've had good results with biological washing powder. Sprinkle it on, dampen it down and leave it for a few days then rinse away.
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Have used stardrops in the past with good results.
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fad
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I love tge idea of spreading oil iver the whole lot! Made me chuckle!!
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60six
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Feb 18, 2017 20:20:07 GMT
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I love tge idea of spreading oil iver the whole lot! Made me chuckle!! ] I think this is the way to go - If I may my whole drive oil stained then there's no problem! |
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Some 9000's, a 900, an RX8 & a beetle
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bstardchild
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Driveway Oilbstardchild
@bstardchild
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Brick acid and a stiff brush 👍 Works very well on concrete and quite well on block paving (brings the area up like new - so oil patches look like new pavers inserted into the drive - soon discolours and lends back in) Put it in a watering can (with a fine rose) neat and sprinkle onto the affected area - leave to fizz away (you can agitate with stiff brush if required) and then wash down when it's finished fizzing |
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Feb 19, 2017 12:05:00 GMT
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A friend of mine had the same problem - solved by covering his entire driveway in used engine oil, using a broom. After a few weeks of weather it looked brand new. Was actually gonna suggest that- if you spread it around it all a matches a bit more! |
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Feb 19, 2017 18:05:31 GMT
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I have used soap powder, dishwasher tablets as both are good degreasers and I am too tight to buy the proper stuff.
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It will come in handy even if you never use it
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