<VV> HELP-Clean oil/auto. trans. fluid from concrete

[corvairduval at cox.net]

Amazing!

Steel on concrete = sparks.

Sparks + gasoline vapor = Boom!

Ever see chains draging on the road at night?

I even get nice sparks cleaning my pizza stone (piece of unglazed tile)
with a hand wire brush.

Frank DuVal


Original Message:
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From: Mike Jacobi mvjacobi at comcast.net
Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2012 10:10:07 -0500
To: joel at joelsplace.com, virtualvairs at corvair.org
Subject: Re: <VV> HELP-Clean oil/auto. trans. fluid from concrete


My neighbor tried pouring gasoline on grease inside of his garage, then
leaving it to soak for a couple of hours, then went to work on it with a
wire brush.

The resulting explosion blew him through the garage door and demolished the
garage an set fire to the house.  It was the most exciting thing that
happened in the neighborhood since my other neighbor caught his tie in the
garage door opener.

He came through it pretty much ok, a spiral arm fracture and the loss of all
the hair on his head.

He has since become a regular at church.

Mike in Michigan, still driving my 63 Monza
Vert at the speed limit, driving in the right lane, passing to the left.
Still ticket free after all these years


On 12/9/12 11:47 PM, "Joel McGregor" <joel at joelsplace.com> wrote:

> I've had excellent luck with pouring a little gasoline on them and then
> crushing (with my foot) kitty litter into the spot and leaving it
overnight.
> It always leaves the spot cleaner than the rest of the concrete for me. 
If it
> is a greasy mess I use a wire brush with the gas.  I'm sure this is the
EPA
> approved method.
> 


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