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Try kitty litter and mash it in, that works for me.

Dawn dish soap. Liquid Dawn for hand washing.

​@@amypolzella8349 As a preface, I did let the stains sit for a few days. That said, In a rush, I grabbed Dawn dish soap, and coated the area completely as suggested. Not only are the stains still very much noticeably there, but the sheer amount of suds was utterly ridiculous to wash away (all after letting sit for somewhere between 3-6 hours, I can't recall at this point.) Absolutely DO NOT recommend dish soap of any kind for these kinds of situations, especially for older stains. As they are far too sudsy and not effective, in my experience.

Dawn by far is the best at loosening up grease and oil. I worked in restaurants and we used Dawn to clean the greasy old fryers. For the price you pay, it's 1/4 the expense of an industrial cleaner with harmful fumes and burns your skin. You can try other's if you want, but nothing has ever worked for me like Dawn.

Ur ball and chain as in ur wife?? Then why the the f* marry that person😂😂😂😂😂

Amen to that I live in Tolleson and it's been HOT this year 🔥 🥵 it's October and we just matched a 100 year record this past weekend at 106 Degrees. I'm over it already

Takes 2 years or longer

I would have that contractor come right back out and clean it up, otherwise I would pay for it to be cleaned and they would pay by me billing them or by the court system. No way I would allow that.

If your HOA contract does not mention public roadway damage not directly caused by you then you are not responsible... however, the contractor could be held responsible for cleanup by whomever owns the roadway.. if you life on private roadway, and your contract says that you are responsible, then try the soap, a pressure washer with the disc shaped surface cleaner attachment, do not use any acidic chemicals on asphalt/blacktop/macadam...

The contractor tried to clean it with kitty litter, rubbing it in with a brush & hosing off. Did nothing ☹️ Someone else suggest clay kitty litter & rub it in with your feet, sneakers on🤪 It helped a little, but not gone. But thanx everyone 😃

Paul, I have had great success even on old oil spots.. The hardest part (at least to me) is not to wash it off right away. Let it sit as is for days and let the rain take care of it. You will be amazed!

@@frankfago2950 Like how many days is too many? Lol it might not rain for weeks here...

Does it remove dried in oil stain over a year .

Saw on another channel that it has worked on oil stains one to three years old. ​@@oliverene6495

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I tried non chlorinated brake cleaner and it didn't do squat. Is carb cleaner different? I'll try just about anything.

@@amypolzella8349 Try kitty litter and mash it in, that works for me.

Carb cleaner works amazing on a fresh stain!