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Oil stains

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  • Premier_2
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    Milan82 wrote: »
    Not sure if this is right place to post, but does anyone know how I can remove oil from my drive way thats leaked from my old car ???

    What type of surface do you have on your driveway?

    As molerat & flang suggests, good quality washing up liquid often does the trick. I've used it in conjuction with a pressure washer and a hard brush on concrete and to a limited extent on tarmac (be careful not to lift/break the surface!)

    May not work if it's too deeply inpregnated.
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