Hi guys while Ive had my locost down at uni Ive been storing it in a friends garage. Due to the problems I had with my sump and oil pump there is a fair amount of oil on the garage floor. Basically is there any way I can clean up the quite large black patches on the concrete floor?

Thanks in advance

Colin

I used the own brand driveway cleaner from Halfords/B&Q.
Surprisingly (for me) I followed the instructions and it managed to remove all evidence of an EP90 excursion

Cat litter to soak up the heavy patches then driveway cleaner, as already mentioned
Mac

use cement powder and leave over oil patches overnight ,brush off and jobs done.;);)

i drop kitty litter down then sweep it up in the morning, or just leave it as its not like its your garage

Cheap and nasty kitty litter. Last time I used it, the floor ended up cleaner than before I dropped the oil on it.

try washing powder or saw dust if you haven't got a cat

any of the above, and then use some brake cleaner to really get rid of it.

Boraxo powdered hand soap after kitty litter to soak up the wet part. That's what the shops around here use

soak up main spillage then use washing up liquid or a couple of washing tablets in hot water to break up the oil and wash away

kitty litter is really good, as mentioned serveral times, we also use it to soak up the water that invaribly leaks in to our garage, just put a load on the floor and move it round occasionaly to pick up water.