Overnight Stain Remover for Cleaning Oil Stains on Concrete, Driveway, Pavers & Garage Floors,White, AOD3232301

Wow! Three weeks ago a person parked on my 30-year old concrete driveway and left behind about a 3 sq ft spot of motor oil. I was not sure what to do but found this product and thought I would try it. I applied the product in two minutes (easy) and left it on for about 18 hours in 65 degree cloudy weather. The next morning it was dry and I brushed it off (easily) and then washed down the driveway. When the water dried up, the spot was gone. You cannot even tell there was oil on the driveway. Did not leave a ring, shadow, film - nothing. The color of the concrete that had the stain is the exactly same as the rest of the drveway - just like it was before the poil spot. Unbelievable. I was only holping that it would help to get it close to normal but exepected nothing like this. I wish I had a before and after pic. Like I said, Wow!

I had a ten-year-old oil stain on my driveway that suddenly became a problem with my HOA. I was really stressed about how set-in it was after all that time. I used this Overnight Stain Remover, let it sit for a full 24 hours, and I was honestly amazed it removed almost the entire stain in one use!There’s just a faint white residue left, which looks way better than the dark stain and hasn’t caused any more HOA complaints. It made a huge difference visually, and I’m super relieved and satisfied. Highly recommend for old, stubborn stains!Before and after images in my review.It will run on a slope, so be careful! I didnt think it smelled at all, and it dried super quick. Im just overall impressed by the quality and no HOA fees for me.

This removed the oil stains from our driveway. We had a mess from a damaged oil pan that needed to be replaced. One bottle covered two of the spills so I did buy more to clean the rest. I feel guilty using this because I don’t know how bad it is for the environment, but neither is the oil. It does take a long time (overnight) to work as stated in the directions. If you have large oil sots, the product is thick and doesn’t cover a lot of area. You will need more than one bottle.

My lawn care company spilled gasoline on my paver patio when blowing off the granular fertilizer from an application (for which they deny blame —- but couldn’t have been from anything else). Probably didn’t screw the blower gas tank cap on properly. I was quite distraught. Tried to wash off several times with hose and didn’t work. Ordered the Oil Eater overnight product and followed directions. Worked extremely well. Stains all gone and no sign of residue for the product. Very, very impressed … and happy.

Always get this stuff for driveway oil stains. Works well and fast, really gets tough oil stains out and leaves little to no residue. Just pour it on, let it dry, and sweep/blow it away. Works awesome!

Thinking about what I would want to know, and in anticipation of writing a review, I took the “before” picture and you can see the results in the “after” picture for comparison. The larger picture is to give an idea of how the stain looks from a distance.This particular stain has been on my driveway for about eight months and it took three applications to get these results. As you can see the stain was decreased, but not removed, and a better result might be achieved if the product was applied sooner.As you can see, there is a slight discoloration in the concrete itself around the stain from where I applied the product. It’s not that visible due to the color of my driveway, but the darker the original surface the more the white stain would be visible.I do have another stain on my driveway, which I plan to use this product on, but I would not buy this product again in the future based on this experience.

Dried grease/oil stains from a leaky rear main seal on a drive way that was concrete. There were also some rusty looking stains in the same driveway. I bought this followed instructions. You have to shake it good and it comes out thick. I took a metal brush and scrubbed it into the concrete. As it dried it turned to powder. I left it sit til the next day followed instructions. The rust nothing happened but I did see like a white haze over it to lighten the rust up but it didn't remove it and it left white on it. kind of like bleach would do to something. The oil was the same thing. it did not make a dent in any of the oil stains. It did get up some grass stains and some unknown discoloring but over all it didn't do what it claims.

I expected perfection and I shouldn’t have. I had an oil stain on my porch from servicing a lawnmower. By the time I applied this remover, the oil stain had been down for about a week. Maybe if I had gotten to it faster, it would have lifted the stain more BUT I have to say, it still did a good job. I documented pretty much every step in the images. I will add that it’s been very humid here and this spot was/is under an awning, so that may have impacted the drying time, as well as the results.