Gunk brushed in with a yard brush followed by a good hosing down :thumbsup:

Whatever floats your boat I suppose.... :wink: :lol: Ohhhhh, you meant for cleaning the drive!!! :twisted:

Will you lot stop saying hose!!!!!! The damn things are still banned in my area.

Gunk also do a driveway cleaner which I've used on concrete slabs with good effect. Trouble is it left a clean patch on the slab and I had to clean the others to make them all match again.....

I use Ross driveway degreaser from Halfords... Works a charm. Doesn't leave a clean spot either :)

WTF? I've forgotten the number of times recently that I've turned up to work soaking wet. How the hell can a water company be so inefficient?

Low water tables, apparently, drained aquifiers and such. The current rain's more than enough for hosepipes etc, but not for those and also for reversing the effects of the droughts.

How about covering the whole thing with oil? :lol:

Been there and done that :) Last time I changed my oil, Greenpeace turned up...

So where does one get this stuff called "gunk"?

Halfrauds or any half-decent place that seld car accessories, oil and the like. Very well known product, you will not be laughed at if you go in and ask for a tin of Gunk :lol: