🧼 EXIMO® Waterless Concrete Cleaner (0.75 lbs) for Drive, Garage, Basement, and Path Surfaces, Advanced Stain Remover for Oil and Other Petroleum Stains Review

Changed oil and squirted some oil on a clean concrete driveway. Some of it I wiped away and forgot. The stains are still clean as if the oil was never there. I also used it on oil stains on an old sealed 1976 garage concrete floor and it took care of the old oil stains. Lay down a very small pile and sweep it in and around. I used a broom with stiff bristles.

I have an old house with an old carport full of oil. I smudged the worst of the black colored base for a while and finally took the time to find something that could make it less noticeable. To my utter amazement, not only did the stain disappear, but the area took on the color of new concrete. It worked after 24 hours and I just ordered another sachet for smaller, fresher stains so my "new concrete" wasn't the only clean spot.

I love this product! I was reluctant to order as I have tried many other driveway cleaners to get the heavy oil and brake fluid stains out of the concrete. Just apply a little product to the stained areas and let the germs do their job. There was immediate improvement within a few days and significant improvement within a week. So much so that I didn't have to pay any driveway cleaning fees when I moved out. A bag should cover sections approximately 4 x 8 feet or larger if only patches and…

I bought EXIMO to try to decorate an old garage floor. First, I applied too much. I recommend starting with literally a tablespoon of EXIMO before adding more. EXIMO sweeping around created clouds of dust and I ended up chasing EXIMO all over the basement. I left EXIMO for a week before attempting to remove the excess. Since I used it in the garage it was impossible to get rid of. I swept away the excess in front of the garage and hosed down the floor, but I can still see the streaks on the…

I have tried other oil removers over the years but their effectiveness has been modest. When a pickup truck left a 100-foot oil slick on my open driveway, I knew the old standards would never eliminate it. I decided to get a brochure on this completely different "oil guzzler" drying enzyme. I followed the directions exactly, used a very small amount of the product and rubbed it over the stain with a broom. I reapplied a week later, encouraged by the fact that most of the stain was gone. Three…

Spent a small fortune laying cream colored pavers in our garden. 4 days after they were done we spilled oil on the brand new pavers and I tried everything to get it off. I tried a jet wash with Zep detergent, bleach, muriatic acid and Chomp Pull it Out. Nothing worked. I even called the pavers maker and they said to wash them with detergent - they did nothing. I was ready to give up and try to replace the soiled cobblestones and then I gave it a try. It's the consistency of baby powder and you…

I never write reviews but I am so blown away by this product I want everyone to know! My VW left LOTS of oil stains in the driveway and something needed to be done to get rid of the HOA. I thought it was impossible. I first studied and tried Orange Titan. It was good but I still saw stains. Tried TSP on another partition, same thing. These two got a lot of fat and sweat. I was very hesitant to buy EXIMO because some of the reviews were negative saying it doesn't work. I took a chance and bought

Works on particularly heavy oil and grease stains. The work is still ongoing. A downside, however, is that the powder is almost exactly the color of concrete, steel gray. That's good because it hides the stain while it's being worked on, but...well, it hides the damage you're trying to fix, making it hard to tell how well it's going. It also tends to turn into a kind of semi-hard crust over time. I couldn't shake it off, so I had to use a pretty high-pressure jet of garden hose. It took a lot…