A can of WD-40 may be used to clean fresh oil stains from concrete, but it's not as effective at removing old or set-in ...

Oils stains from your car can make your concrete look neglected. Check out the Drive’s Garage Guide for expert tips on how to remove oil from concrete.

Oil stains can be an eyesore, taking away from your home's curb appeal. Luckily, there are a few solutions for lifting stains and keeping your driveway clean.

Oil stains left for an extended period of time can compromise the look of your driveway, but a simple trick using a household staple could get rid of it.

Allowing a solvent like kerosene or turpentine to soak into the stain, and then blotting the oil that rises to the top of the concrete, is the way to get old grease stains off a concrete driveway.

I've had some success with the following treatment, which can also be used on asphalt driveways: Scrape up any grease or oil that is on the surface. Put some mineral spirits (paint thinner) in a ...

* Indelible inks. These stains are black in color. Apply ammonia water. Other materials that can be mixed with water to remove some ink stains are javelle soap and chlorinated lime. * Oil stains ...

After months of rain, sleet, and snow, it's very likely that your driveway is looking a little worse for wear. But, with mud, debris, and stains littering your driveway, how do you get it back to ...

Using a less potent mixture of cleaner and water, treat the entire driveway and scrub with the broom. This will remove tire tracks, light rust stains, fruit stains (like olives and dates) and grime.

There are few things more unsightly than oil stains on an otherwise pristine concrete driveway. Not only are these marks challenging to remove, but they could leave slippery patches on the concrete.

Here's the deal: my Camry unexpectedly started blowing oil out of the engine yesterday. Some of it is all over the driveway now. In hindsight, I should have thought to throw a few shovelfuls of ...

Oil stains on driveways and patios can be a nightmare to remove, but there are some expert-approved methods that use everyday household products to tackle the problem.