How Do You Remove Oil On A Concrete Driveway?
Concrete and cement are essentially the same thing, and are often used for driveways. While such driveways can stand out with a white and elegant look, concrete is also porous and tends to soak up oil and grease when it is spilled or leaked onto the surface. Soak up any pools or puddles, removing as much oil as possible. Pour pure clay-based kitty litter onto the oil stain. Brush it around with a broom and this will blot up all of the remaining pooled oil. Dispose of oil-soaked litter by taking it to an automobile service station or a waste management company that specializes in petroleum waste removal. Pour dish detergent on the stain and mix it with hot water. Get it good and soapy by brushing it around with your broom. Scrub firmly. Rinse thoroughly with the hose. Cover the oil stain with dry laundry detergent and mix in enough water to make a paste. Scrub the area with your broom and allow it to sit on the stain overnight. Scrub it again the next morning, and rinse using fresh wate
