Use kerosene. Pour it on the offending stain, give it time to saturate, scrub it with a hard bristle brush, then cover it with clay oil absorbent. Transmission fluid is difficult to remove due to it's properties, but it hates Kerosene.
2007-03-31 11:37:30
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answered by George R 3
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Try something called Muriatric acid. It is very potent, and harmful to skin so you will have to be very careful.
Dilute it with water to test it. It really goes to work on all kind of concrete stains.
If you do not want to use acid, use commercial powerwash with a good bleach-based detgergent (like rust-removing agents you can buy at any store). You can rent powerwashes at rental places.
2007-03-31 11:26:11
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answered by paanbahar 4
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Cat litter is that stuff they use in parking lots to remove oil spots from the lot. The only thing though is if you really want it to work u cant just throw it down and forget about it, you gotta step on it and work it in. It will help absorb most. A pressure washer will work well too. Most home depots rent them.
2007-03-31 13:17:43
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answered by Anonymous
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i ought to assert to get the leak fixed first, proper? What I do for paying for the stains out, as a lot as available, is to get a set of kitty clutter, pout it in an arc or semi-circle downhill from the stain so that you may take up any runoff from the purifier you employ. i love SimpleGreen or ZEP's Citrus purifier, both available on the Chrome Despot (you comprehend who I recommend...) or different places like a janitorial grant domicile. Pour the purifier onto the stain, enable it sit down for see you later because it may; if some evaporates, upload more advantageous. After various hours, scrub it vigorously with stiff brush, then sweep the kitty clutter onto the scrubbed section, including more advantageous if mandatory. : be beneficiant. Dance, leap up and down, force on it in case you want--or no longer. go away it on the stains in one day in case you want, then sweep up the grimy kitty clutter and placed it in a heavy-duty garbage bag. next, make yet another arc or semi-circle lower than the dealt with section, then pour a susceptible bleach answer onto the dealt with section, scrub with a sparkling scrub brush or sparkling throw-away previous broom, then sweep the kitty clutter on correct of the wiped clean section, enable it sit down for an hour or so, then sweep it up and bag it. THEN rinse off the wiped clean section. you ought to even try a rigidity-washer at this factor. and don't be shocked once you ought to repeat the technique in some unspecified time sooner or later, after the driveway dries and also you spot if any stains proceed to be. you're attempting to shrink as a lot as humanly available any poisonous factors from entering into the drain/sewer device, a number of which feed straight away into interior reach streams, rivers or bays. thanks for being concerned. by technique of ways: the driveway is concrete: is the line concrete or asphalt? The asphalt, being black, ought to have a tendency to take up and/or 'mask' the leaking fluid(s). ought to you submit the outcome of what the mechanic unearths and upkeep?
2016-12-03 02:23:45
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answered by ? 4
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Depends on how much was spilled.
I've had the same problem, but it was only a few spots. First I tried bleach, and that worked, but not satisfactorily.
Then, of all things... (out of desperation) I used cola. It worked great!
2007-03-31 11:25:07
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answered by Anonymous
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Wouldn't it be easier just to get it from a store?
That stuff on the driveway is used, and it's gonna be hard to get it from the pores in the driveway and then put back in the transmission.
2007-03-31 11:27:23
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answered by XL HaHa 2
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You could try renting a powerwasher which will successfully wash almost anything, oxyclean, or some good old fashioned bleach. I would look into which would be cheapest, and go from there.
2007-03-31 11:25:15
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answered by Anonymous
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Boiling hot water some of your own washing up liquid and a hard brush
2007-03-31 11:26:12
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answered by Anonymous
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there is something you can buy called oil dry, you put it down and leave it sit a short time, then just sweep it up, some people use cat litter and it works too
2007-03-31 11:24:58
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answered by countrygrl278 6
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White spirits? Then a Karcher.
2007-03-31 11:25:57
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answered by Anonymous
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