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removing moter oil from concrete

Apparently the container hubby put old oil in has leaked.. tried cleaning it with neat stardrops but not much joy. Any ideas?

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  • Jonesya
    Jonesya Posts: 1,823 Forumite
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    Well I managed to spill some used engine oil on our concrete garage floor - I wiped it up with rags and then scrubbed the floor with plenty of washing-up liquid and hotwater - came right up, although you can tell where I spilt it as it's the cleanest bit of the floor!

    Mind you i did it right after spilling so it hadn't had long to soak in.
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