F*##ing oil.

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ashleywood.ash

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• Aug 13, 2016

• #21

I add coke then put wash power on top, scrub with brush, as a bit more coke, scrub and rinse with water.
Bad stains repeat when dry and it's all good.
Doesn't work as well with Diet Coke or Coke Zero

 

Wimblowdriver

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• Aug 13, 2016

• #22

Fill the cat with coke (non diet), cover it in soap powder, sprinkle kitty litter on the oil, scrub hard with the cat. Bound to work.

 

Oldseadog

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• Aug 13, 2016

• #23

Bio washing powder and washing up liquid.
Spread the powder and then squirt it with Fairy-up and mix well with a long, hard brush.
Leave overnight and then jetwash off in the morning.
Failing that, a couple of bottles of Coca Cola and washing powder, same procedure.

 

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ashleywood.ash

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• Aug 13, 2016

• #24

Cats are very absorbant, also there free and plenty around. Just use and throw away

 

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lynall

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• Aug 13, 2016

• #25

Ina nutshell any used land rover parked on a block pave driveway is a recipe for disaster.

 

christi1

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• Aug 13, 2016

• #26

parking on soil would soak it up over time, probably quicker than owt else.

 

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toms3

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• Aug 14, 2016

• #27

Had this problem many times and tried coke, cat litter and all sorts - brick acid poured on oil patches fizzes and after 5 mins swill away! Works a treat!!!