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RE: Cleaning Oil From Concrete... - Dum-Dum - 29-04-2014
Tom just go to the shop and buy some, the really cheap stuff is pennies.
RE: Cleaning Oil From Concrete... - Toms306 - 29-04-2014
Pennies....plus the fiver in fuel it costs to get to the shop from here!
Will get some when I next go shopping though.
RE: Cleaning Oil From Concrete... - Danny Wideboy - 29-04-2014
Surprised nobody has mentioned cement dust.
It draws out oil from concrete/tarmac better than most detergents.
Its what the racing tracks use when there is an oil spill during a meeting.
Used it to sort out the floor of a garage that needed re-painting. They had jet washed it loads of times with all sorts of detergents and left it to dry properly but every time it was painted it would lift again due to oil deposits. We went in and covered the entire floor in cement dust,left it overnight and swept it up and painted the next day and it is still stuck there now.
RE: Cleaning Oil From Concrete... - Toms306 - 29-04-2014
I don't happen to have a load of cement dust just lying around tbh Danny.
RE: Cleaning Oil From Concrete... - 306carter - 29-04-2014
Bag of cement is about £4 gotta be worth a try.