How Do You Remove Oil Stains From Aggregate Concrete?
Like most homeowners, you probably take a lot of pride in your home, both inside and out. If you frequently park your car or other vehicle in your driveway, chances are you have some unsightly stains on your aggregate concrete. Because aggregate concrete is stronger than ordinary concrete, many people use this material when redoing their driveways. However, just because it’s strong doesn’t mean it’s stain-resistant. If you have an oil stain situation and don’t want to pay a professional to remove it, try these simple steps to save a few dollars. Sprinkle the stained area liberally with kitty litter. Grind the litter into the concrete with your shoe. Leave for several hours. Sweep up the kitty litter using a broom and dust pan, and put in your trash bag. Sprinkle the area with powdered laundry detergent. Leave for several hours. Sweep up most of the detergent, but leave a thin layer. Use your hose on a light spray setting to wet the area. Scrub the area vigorously with a hard-bristled s
