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? asked in Home & GardenDo It Yourself (DIY) · 1 decade ago

What should I use to clean an old transmission fluid stain from my driveway -- already pressure washed?

Update:

I didn't spill oil. Did you read my entire question? My car's transmission pan leaked. I'll tell my car not to leak in the future.

Update 2:

This isn't a fresh leak, and I already pressure-washed it. I'm pretty sure that something absorbent like cat litter would do anything. I mean, if the pressure washer didn't completely eliminate it . . .

Update 3:

"would NOT do anything"

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  • toughlove
    1 decade ago
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    I have tried this method several times---for oil and other lubricants---and it worked. Good luck!

    http://howto.yellow.co.nz/home-garden/housekeeping...

    Source(s): http://howto.yellow.co.nz/home-garden/housekeeping...
  • mike p
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    Buy you a bag of the cheapest kitty litter you can find. Put some down on the stain and then grind it into it with your feet.

  • mtkineowood
    1 decade ago

    Maybe simple-green degreaser@ most hardware stores.

  • Steven_K_Morookian
    Lv 4
    1 decade ago

    you can't :( Next time try harder not to spill any oil. Trying harder means changing your gaskets. Oil is EXTREMELY hard to get off of pavement.

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  • ?
    Lv 4
    1 decade ago

    Have you tried CLR? I find that removes almost everything.

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