Asked on Sep 09, 2016
Cleaning grease on bluestone
by Carleen
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As a result of all the summer barbecues, we have many grease stains all over our patio. I have tried numerous cleaners to no avail. Can anyone suggest a cleaner that will remove the grease stains? THANK YOU.
6 answers
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Put dry cement mix on it, let sit for about 1 hour then use a stiff brush to brush it. Also try battery acid on it.
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Tony
on Sep 11, 2016
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I would go to Home Depot or Lowes and get one of the Citrus Degreasers and use if full strength. Let is sit for a while then scrub and rinse. Good luck.
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Barbara
on Sep 11, 2016
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for grease stains I would use Spray Nine. I get it at automotive supply stores.
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Cra11401227
on Sep 11, 2016
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You can try applying a paste made from baking soda and water, scrubbing it into the stain, letting it dry in place, then washing it off. Some people have success pouring cola and/or scrubbing with dishwashing detergent. A good scrubbing with a grease cutting cleaner like Simple Green or that orange stuff should take care of it. Try a bit of peroxide mixed w/ the baking soda - scrub it in & let it sit for a bit. May have to repeat.***** Scrub the oil stain with a soft scrub brush and the ammonia solution. Rinse the spot well with water, and allow it to dry.***** Pour mineral spirits or acetone onto the spot, if the oil stain is still there. Let the mineral spirits or acetone sit for a minute, then scrub the spot with a clean, soft scrub brush. Rinse the stone well with water.
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William
on Sep 11, 2016
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I have found Grease Lighting works miracles on my messes
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Wayne Schuler
on Sep 11, 2016
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Try some kitty litter to absorb the oil then try the removers. The kitty litter will absorb the surface oil we have used it to clean up turkey fryer spills.
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Betty Miller
on Sep 11, 2016
Tony
on Sep 11, 2016
Barbara
on Sep 11, 2016
Cra11401227
on Sep 11, 2016
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