Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: daz1977 on October 18, 2009, 10:56:39 am
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this might not be the right section, but what is the best way to get oil of a drive way, with a pressure washer, do i need any special chemicals
cheers
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pressure alone won't shift it.
There specific products around.
I tried some once on my drive - the results weren't perfect.
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this might not be the right section, but what is the best way to get oil of a drive way, with a pressure washer, do i need any special chemicals
cheers
use an alkaline based heavy duty cleaner, if you havent used chemicals like this before, stay away from the acid cleaners.
Matt
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this might not be the right section, but what is the best way to get oil of a drive way, with a pressure washer, do i need any special chemicals
cheers
it depends what your drive is made of, if its tarmac then you wont remove the oilwithout damaging the surface, with block paving or concrete i would use jizer which can be bought at halfords placi it neet on surface scrub with a brush and then rinse with the powerwasher, it may be wise to try whatever cleaner you use on a small area out the way as with some surfaces it can alter the colour slightly.
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Heavy Duty Degreaser, it separates the oil, 5.16+ vat
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Heavy Duty Degreaser, it separates the oil, 5.16+ vat
Hi craig
Matt
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Hi Matt
Booster pump going well?
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Hi Matt
Booster pump going well?
Yes mate very well.
Don't think I could fill my tank any quicker than it is without a 40-40, even then would I get 70% pure and 30% waste with the 40-40?
Matt
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oh good glad its working well,, wonder if any of the pump companies think they OWN the word booster pump,,, oh no they probably know its a GENERIC word.
Other companies could learn from this!!!!
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oh good glad its working well,, wonder if any of the pump companies think they OWN the word booster pump,,, oh no they probably know its a GENERIC word.
Other companies could learn from this!!!!
;D ;D ;D ;D
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if you put floor granules down, like they use in workshops ,that will draw the oil up / but it only works in dry weather but it works well if u leave them down for 1 week
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tompsons oil stain remover b&Q about £7.
I shifted a massive oil stain in my warehouse a couple of days ago using this, brush it in, leave 20 mins and washed it all away. I was shocked it worked so well, now have to clean the rest of the floor as there is a large new looking patch on the floor :)