How do I clean up transmission fluid that leaked on my garage cement floor??

Answer 1

i own a repair shop,and if its bare concrete you can take a small amount of gas and some kitty litter or floor dry,and work the gas in to it,and let it set for a minute or two,then put the floor dry or kitty litter on it and make sure all of it is covered,and let it set for about an hour,and when you sweep it off the stain, is completely gone,as if it was never there, just be care full it don't take but just a small amount of gas to do this,,good luck,i hope this help,s

Answer 2

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The problem you face is that concrete is poreous, thus the transmission fluid is not only on the floor, but in the floor. The first step in cleaning it is to soak as much of the fluid up as possible. Oil dry or kitty litter would do the trick, applying it over the spill and allow it to sit for a couple of days, then sweep up and throw out. To remove any more of the fluid/stain, you will need to pressure wash the floor. Additional cleaning may be gained by the addition of a degreaser. But remember, you will probably not be able to get 100% of the fluid/stain up.

Answer 3

Cleanup Atf

Answer 4

Go down to an auto parts store and tell them you want some floor sweep for oil.

Answer 5

First off, don't try soap and water. All that will do is spread it around.

I use rice hull ash. takes a couple days to draw out the oil, but it works great.

Answer 6

Wipe up all you can with paper towels or rags, next spray the area with brake cleaner and wipe with clean towel or rag. This will clean your floor better than all the other things mentioned here.

Answer 7

sawdust or cat litter. let soak then brush away. Finish with grease lightning.let soak then hose off.

Answer 8

go down to your local hardware or auto parts store and they should have some sort of cleaner for that

Answer 9

mineral spirits and kitty litter

Answer 10

simplest thing your going to laugh CAT LITTER it works great!