How Do You Clean Transmission Fluid From Concrete Driveways?
Transmission fluid and other oils can leave an unsightly stain on your concrete driveway and really detract from the appearance of your home. Transmission fluid is a petroleum-based hydraulic oil, which can be cleaned up using the same methods you would use to remove oil stains. Depending on the severity of the stains, you may be able to use household cleaners. A commercially available cleaning agent may be required depending on how long the stain has been there. For fresh spills, spread non-clumping cat litter on the transmission fluid. Grind it into the spill either with your foot or using a stiff bristled broom. Let it stand for several hours. Sweep up the cat litter and dispose of the material in a can or bag. This will remove the fluid but not the stain. Coat the stain with de-greasing detergent available from your local automotive supply store. Allow it to sit on the stain to work into the material. Spray the area with some warm water and use a stiff bristled broom to scrub the a
