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daren1

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Dawn dish washing soap at a whole lot of elbo grease will do the trick..

14 years ago. Rating: 7
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JDB

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If you know of anyone that makes there own bio diesel the left over glycerin makes one heck of a good cleaner.

14 years ago. Rating: 7
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natalia99

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coca cola, coca cola ohh nd did i mention coca cola ! but it haz 2 b real coke nd u first wash the effected area wit water wait till it dries then apply coke 1.25litre shud do the trick juz dependin on the size ov affected area ! but i hav tried nd tested nd it worked 4 me so if u giv it a go i pretty sure u will hav same luck ! : )

14 years ago. Rating: 7
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Colleen

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There are a lot of web pages that answer this. Click here to see the list.

14 years ago. Rating: 6
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eggplant

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You can use oven cleaner spray, it works.

14 years ago. Rating: 5
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hector5559

BUT I HAVE NOT GOT A OVEN EGGY.ONLY A MICROWAVE,

commented 14 years ago

eggplant

Have you ever heard of a shop or store? Go and buy some.

commented 14 years ago

hector5559

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THERE ARE GRANULES YOU CAN BUY ,THAT WILL GET RID OF THEM YOU RUB THEM IN WITH A SHORT HAIRED BROME , AND THEN SWEEP THEM UP,

14 years ago. Rating: 4
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Bob/PKB

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Spray brake cleaner . It cuts the oil,and evaporates. It's only about $3 or so per can. At any auto parts store. We like it so much we buy by ten gal. can. And use in refillable aerosol sprayer.
(This is one of the answers from the site Colleen is referring you)

Saw dust soaks up the oil pretty well and is easy to shovel away. Then use the cleaner of your choice. (my thought)

14 years ago. Rating: 3
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ed shank

Your right it does cut oil, by the same token an "asphault" driveway (an oil based product) with oilspots cannot be cleaned with a petroleum product. It will put a hole where the stain was. On a concrete driveway the best product is an acid called "Metso". It will leave it looking new. I've used it for years in the shop.

commented 14 years ago

ed shank