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Removal Of Engine Oil Frm Block Paving
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Moved into a new house about 6 months ago.
The previous owners had an old car which has dripped a big puddle of engine oil onto to block paving.
Any ideas how to remove it? Looks like its been there some time.
The previous owners had an old car which has dripped a big puddle of engine oil onto to block paving.
Any ideas how to remove it? Looks like its been there some time.
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WD40 is worth a try:
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Darcey, the best thing to reomove oil from concrete/paving is simply Cola. Buy a cheap bottle from the supermarket and just pour it on. Leave for about 15 mins, then swill away. Works every time, trust me. We used to do that when I worked for a soft drinks company, after the vehicles had driven through the warehouse for loading, leaving patches of oil. Tis true. Give it a go! Cheap as chips!
>>> Was wondering if any of the oil remover stuff you can buy really work?
I think that the video gives you a pretty good idea of what's possible. It makes it clear that, while you might not be able to get the paving looking entirely new, you can at least make it look quite a lot better.
>>> The stuff in your video requires a jet washer which we dont have at the mo.
Worth buying one then, perhaps? Budget models start from £45 at
Screwfix and they can be handy for lots of things, including washing your car.
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I think that the video gives you a pretty good idea of what's possible. It makes it clear that, while you might not be able to get the paving looking entirely new, you can at least make it look quite a lot better.
>>> The stuff in your video requires a jet washer which we dont have at the mo.
Worth buying one then, perhaps? Budget models start from £45 at
Screwfix and they can be handy for lots of things, including washing your car.
https:/
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