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Old 15-08-12, 07:22 AM   #11
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Ha, I was scrubbing the tarmac outside the house yesterday with washingup liquid and a yard brush because #somebody# had dumped a load of veggie oil all over the newly tarmacked drive...don't think it's touched it really
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Old 15-08-12, 07:51 AM   #12
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Ha, I was scrubbing the tarmac outside the house yesterday with washingup liquid and a yard brush because #somebody# had dumped a load of veggie oil all over the newly tarmacked drive...don't think it's touched it really
Get his debit card and order some OT8 that'll remove it
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Old 15-08-12, 07:59 AM   #13
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You'd be more use scraping the oil off using the debit card given it's current contents...
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Old 15-08-12, 08:00 AM   #14
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Get his debit card and order some OT8 that'll remove it
Might go shopping while I'm at it, could do with a nice new pair of shoes

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You'd be more use scraping the oil off using the debit card given it's current contents...
Yeah, that's what you want me to believe...
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Old 15-08-12, 08:41 AM   #15
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I've used Gunk Driveway cleaner before now on stone slabs with good results. At a rented house many years ago - the landlord was not happy with the oily slab so I cleaned it, then he was grumpy as all the other slabs then looked grubby compared to the gleaming one .

NOT SAFE FOR TARMAC it says on the tin (still got the rest of it even now).
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Old 15-08-12, 10:41 AM   #16
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Room temperature ammonia, hot p1ss will do nicely. Direct application and wave at your neighbours if they admire your hard work.


... learnt from tv,so maybe not too reliable info
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Room temperature ammonia, hot p1ss will do nicely. Direct application and wave at your neighbours if they admire your hard work.


... learnt from tv,so maybe not too reliable info
Or use the sprinkler method
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Might go shopping while I'm at it, could do with a nice new pair of shoes
Buy him a nice shirt while you're out, should see you square...
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if you know anyone that lives locally who is in the military see if they can get you some Trailer Wash.

Put into a spray bottle, spray on stain, let it soak in for a few hours then hose off.
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All this effort, lift flag, flip flag over, put it back. Job Jobbed. If it's stone then surely it's not single sided?

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