Oil Eater Original 32 oz All-Purpose Cleaner and Degreaser - Dissolve Grease & Oil Stains - Automotive, Kitchen and Outdoor – Pack of 2

Cuts grease fast, great in kitchen and bugs on car lights and grills

I have been a fan of Krud Kutter for a couple of decades now, and this product is right there with that big dog. It is pleasant to use and is killer on all things oily and greasy. I have not tried it on fabric yet, but on solid surfaces, vehicle parts, etc., it is excellent. I had high expectations of this product and it nailed them all. Give it a try!

Took stains out that Shout couldn’t

Spray ,brush and rinse . Doesn't remove it 100% but you can live with it.

I had large oil spill in garage from car and this product cleaned it up quick and easy.

Had a cracked oil case that drip a spot that was 8" wide and 18" long. Perfectly clean driveway besides that. Once the vehicle was repaired, I set to cleaning up the oil. I spray a generous amount on the spot, gave it a couple minutes to interact with the oil, got out my wire brush and started scrubbing in all directions. After several minutes of scrubbing, I washed it off with a bucket of hot water, and the stain was about 50% gone, but still very noticeable on a lighter colored clean driveway. I repeated the same steps twice the following day with no additional oil removal. I've removed oil from driveways dozens of times in my life with much better success. With hundreds of these types of cleaners on the internet, it's always difficult to pick out a winner, but I can say with certainty, this one is not a winner.

Used it on an oil stain on my concrete driveway. Didn’t do a thing. Tried it 3 times and scrubbed with a hard bristle brush. Oil stain still the same

I have been using Oil Eater for probably 20 years. It works GREAT on anything oil based. If you spill motor oil in your driveway or garage, wipe up excess oi then pour (or spray) about 2 inches around the spill. I will usually let it soak in for about 5 minutes, then scrub the area with a wire brush. I then wipe up the area. Then I pour (or spray) the area again and let set for a few minutes. Then I completely cover the area with cat litter and leave it for 12 to 24 hours. Sweep up litter and check the area. If needed, try it again. Once dried it usually absorbs all the oil. You can also use it on your clothes. Just spay a little on the stain and toss it in your washer.