Oil removal from patio.

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  1. Sean M

    Sean M New Member

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    Anyone got any efficient tips for removing oil from patio slabs ? I've tried coke...didn't work.
     
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    Cola works sometimes too
     
  5. Sean M

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    Tried that....no luck.
     
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    Fairly liquid has always worked for me
     
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    Brake cleaner
     
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    Put dry washing powder on and cover it up for a few days and try not to get it wet. After a couple of days wash it off .


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    I love these old wives tales :D
    I just bleach mine.
     
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    Dilute HCl (Hydrochloric Acid). Sold as concrete cleaner by B&Q last time I picked some up.

    Try not to spill too much unevenly :)
     

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