Review on 🧹 Chomp Pull It Out Concrete Oil/Stain Remover: Ideal for Grease, Garage Floors, and Driveways by Rachel Ford

I had a layover with a BAD oil and transmission fluid leak in the driveway to my paver. I tried cleaning with Dawn, baking soda, washing soda for several days. It threw EVERYTHING out the first time. BRIGHT. I just watered it and left it for a couple of days (lazy and tired of rubbing in the sun). It did NOT paint my pavers white. My pavers have never been sealed, they are 8 years old and light peach brown when clean. The powder can be brushed off with a stiff broom or brush, but since I got tired of cleaning the driveway I just let it sit and let the heavy rain wash most of it away. I still had to sweep the driveway because it had been neglected for 2 or 3 years. When I discovered the car was leaking, they took it outside. I didn't want stains either, so I used Napa Floor-dry outside. It's like kitty litter, you just sprinkle it on, rub it with your feet into a fine powder and leave it there. It works for the street, but I've never tried it in a driveway. FYI, Napa drying soil is just DE, diatomaceous earth/silica (that's in those white square bags when you buy new shoes and bags that say "don't eat"). a thin, absorbent layer of carpet pinned to the top to prevent ANY future cleaning by me, otherwise it would have been a long and miserable summer. I wish I could take a before photo (it was a mess). The after photos are useless because there are no more stains