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How to rid of grease oil stains from patio stone pavers
I was able to completely erase grease oil stains from my patio paver by
using undiluted floor stripper and allowing it to sit for approximately 25 min then hosing it completely down with cold water, and letting it dry, no discoloration effect on stone. -- |
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