Overnight Stain Remover for Cleaning Oil Stains on Concrete, Driveway, Pavers & Garage Floors,White, AOD3232301

I don't care what anyone else on here has to say. This product is amazing! Oil dripped by a gardener on paver stones in a dozen places and a few places were pretty big. Just like the directions say - put it on at night and let it do its magic. The next morning I broomed it off and vacuumed it up with a Shop Vac. Very easy to do. Hose it down with water pressure nozzle. Voila!!!! Stains gone and better than I could have ever imagined. Highly recommend!!!!

I bought this knowing full well that it's not easy getting oil stains out of concrete. My apartment complex has never complained about me doing oil changes, etc in front of my garage, but, I also don't want them to start. I'm not the cleanest person when it comes to car maintenance, and I have, of course, had some spills. While this doesn't always get the oil out first go (says it may not on the label even) it absolutely makes a difference. Diatomaceous earth is the best preventative measure to avoid needing this, but... well, I forget sometimes. I love that this goes on as a liquid and then dries into something you can just sweep up. My only advice on this is make sure that the surface is cool, maybe 70 degrees. If it's hotter, it dries quicker and takes more applications. That being said, it's gotten up various weights of motor oil, CVT fluid, gear oils, and ATF. Don't expect perfection on the first application, especially for older stains. But, if you follow the directions, you can make a bad stain far less noticeable.

I’m not mad. Quite frankly, I think this could really work. Context my oil stain is beyond saving. I have been leaking oil in a large spot for about five years. I wanted to do a last ditch effort on trying to clean it. Before seal coating it. It does leave a white residue which comes right off. You can see this stuff working. If you give it the time that it really needs to do its job I could find this very effective. I ended up purchasing two bottles. I poured the first one on the entire spot the whole bottle. I let it sit for two days. It dried on the edges and you can literally see it, pulling the oil up and trying to do something with it, but there were so much that it had nothing left to itself to convert it. I purchased the second bottle and applied about a quarter of it to where there was significant oil. It then converted some of that in the white edge got larger once I saw that was no longer converting. I poured some more on and so on and so forth. I definitely would have needed multiple bottles maybe five and I don’t think my spot would have completely come up. I do think this significantly significantly improved the look of my horrible oil ruined driveway. I wore a glove for safety and spread it with my hand. It does say do not get it on your skin. It doesn’t smell bad or good. You shouldn’t smell chemicals though. Application was extremely simple consistency is very liquidy and then literally dries nothing more than a shop broom needed to get this up. I would say definitely wear a mask when you are sweeping this up. I don’t think it’s very safe to breathe in, definitely put me into a coughing fit. See below for Before And After pictures. I did switch over to another powdered brand that hardens the driveway I don’t have a ton of time to continue with this, but I do think it could work on your oil stain. You really need to see the Before and the after given that the after pitcher is wet, but it has significant improvement. I would say the hotter it is the better let this sit for days! Keep an eye on it, revisit it put the work in.

A HOLY GRAIL. Husband's brother moved into our home temporarily with a beat-up car that was leaking oil onto our driveway. Took multiple reminders for him to get his car fixed, didn't get it fixed until 2 seasons later. Oil soaked our driveway throughout fall, winter, and spring. I bought my husband a pressure washer to clean the stain, but he gave up after one wash, so I had to take matters into my own hands. Did some research and found this product. Thankfully it did the work, though, I had to use it multiple times to remove the stain.

Thinking about what I would want to know, and in anticipation of writing a review, I took the “before” picture and you can see the results in the “after” picture for comparison. The larger picture is to give an idea of how the stain looks from a distance. This particular stain has been on my driveway for about eight months and it took three applications to get these results. As you can see the stain was decreased, but not removed, and a better result might be achieved if the product was applied sooner. As you can see, there is a slight discoloration in the concrete itself around the stain from where I applied the product. It’s not that visible due to the color of my driveway, but the darker the original surface the more the white stain would be visible. I do have another stain on my driveway, which I plan to use this product on, but I would not buy this product again in the future based on this experience.

Ok...Im a skeptic. I had a very large oil spot in my drive that needed cleaning up. I had hoped that this would just lessen the appearance but had anticipated that it might not work at all. I was literally shocked that it eliminated the spot ALL TOGETHER! The oil spot I was treated had multiple layers from leaky oil gaskets in my car that sat & layered on top.of old oil spots. I used it on several other spots & worked the same. The spot I used it on was about 3 x 3 & required the entire bottle. I used a broom to brush off the powder then hosed down the area. I would HIGHLY recommend wearing a dust mask / glasses when brooming off the dried powder. It is very fine dust-like when brooming & irritated my airway when I inhaled it. On a windy day, it will also carry the fine dust particles away so I'd close windows & keep away from kids & pets. Otherwise & if you protect yourself, I could not be more pleased with how well it removed the stain!

Incredibe product: Oil from chainsaw landed on Brick patio pavers. Tried soap and brush to remove oil stains did NOT work. Applied this product. Let dry overnight. Used wire brush to break up dry white crust residue. Vacuumed up. Washed, OIL SPOTS WERE COMPLETELY REMOVED.... So easy Unbelievable. Still plenty left in bottle.

New Review: Tried again, I let it set & sit for 3 days, easily brushed it off into the wind on a warm windy day. Looks great. Happy customer. Pro-Tip: I lightly scrubbed it into the oil spot, let it set & extract oil for 3 days, then brushed it all away. Old review: I have very light grey colored concrete. Followed the directions exactly and only got minimum results. Brushed off then washed the residue, but now have white residue all over my driveway even after washing & scrubbing. I can only guess, but perhaps I should have left it on the stain for 2 or 3 days instead of the recommended 12hrs which I did.

I followed the directions and it did not remove the oil stain.