Oil Eater Original 32 oz Cleaner/Degreaser - Dissolve Grease Oil and Heavy-Duty Stains (Pack of 2)

My wife has been using Shout to pretreat my oil and grease stained work clothes. It works better than any other pretreatment out there, until now. I used this cleaner for the first time and my high-vis shirts came out as bright as the day I bought them. Not one grease/oil stain remained.

I don't prepare a lot of food that requires frying or browning, but sometimes I can't avoid it. I usually try to remember to wear a full apron, but that still leaves the sleeves uncovered - plus I don't always remember the apron. That is not the main laundry issue for me, however. My husband has very dry and sensitive skin, and it has gotten more so as he has grown older; and of course winter in the Midwest, with forced-air central heating, is really tough even on normal skin. So, my husband frequently goes to bed with all sorts of face and body creams on, which he doesn't always rub in thoroughly (I do use a heavy-duty alpha-hydroxy hand cream at night, but always wear cotton-spandex gloves). I've had SOME trouble with getting grease spots out of sheets in the past, but we currently have one set of sheets that is a very nice dark taupe color, and that really seems to ATTRACT and retain any grease. Tried the laundry pre-spray products I usually keep on hand, with so-so results. Bought some more heavy-duty ones online, and they did better, but some really smelled AWFUL. This stuff does have SOME odor, but because of my husband's sensitivity, I double-rinse everything anyway, and the finished laundry has no odor (most other laundry products I use are totally fragrance-free). This product works great if you spray it right on the greasy area, and even if I miss SOME areas, it does improve them (but does not completely eliminate them). So, for grease on laundry, this is the best stuff that *I have found.

No scrubbing needed! Just spray generously on the oil slick a couple of days before a good rain, let the rain wash away the dried mixture and repeat if necessary. I've had couple of areas about 3 ft in diameter that were there for at least 5 years and this stuff made these spots go away. It may be effective to use less of this solution, but I opted to use all of the 32 oz bottle in treating these 2 spots.

Engine, Tires, car, undercarriage. #1

I had some oil stains on the asphalt street right in front of my house. They came from occasional cars parked there while visiting my next door neighbor. Some of the spots were over 6 months old. I have been putting down an oil absorbent product (much like kitty litter) as soon as I saw the fresh oil but that didn't really work. I finally got this stuff, sprayed it on full strength, lightly wet it with a garden hose, scrubbed it a bit (less than a minute) with a cheap rubber "broom/squeegee" then liberally hosed it off with water. Incredibly the oil stains are at least 95% gone! I suspect with a second treatment they'll be no trace of the oil left. Not sure this would work on concrete but for asphalt it seems perfect.

I just gave a review for the orange "oil eater", was told by a friend that it removes water spots off of windows,(I wasn't sure which oil eater the friend was talking about, so I purchased both) it does not..its an ok cleaner, but too expensive for what it does.We did use it in a capet shampooer, and it worked ok, so guess for the price of carpet shampoo, and diluted as told, it works good. Its a good cleaner, just too expensive, 409 works as well.(although I don't use 409 in my carpet shampooer.)

I used this to treat motor oil, transmission oil and wax candle stains on driveway paver stones. The stones are very porous and some have been stained for years. I achieved mediocre results by spraying, scrubbing and rinsing with water.However, if you treat it before it rains, even a light consistent rain does a great job of washing away the stains. I assume the solution breaks up the stain particles and the rain does a better job than my garden hose of rinsing it away. All recent stains (weeks old) are gone and older stains (years old) are mostly gone.

Used it on an epoxy garage floor (without a clear top coat) and it removed tire marks and miscellaneous stains effortlessly. No damage to floor itself. I had tried soap and water previously and was concerned about using a harsher cleaning agent but this did the job without harming the epoxy. I diluted the product 1 part water and 1 part cleaner: it was a bit annoying having to dilute a product already in a spray bottle, but it seems the dilution process is to give more flexibility as to the strength of the solution. Just used an old Windex bottle for the mixture. Highly recommended

Cleans good

Grease on polished reinforced concrete of outdoor kitchen bench. Tried all sorts of things, then came across this and decided to give it a try on the strength of the reviews. Bit sceptical but the results were nothing short of amazing!! Sprayed it on and allowed to sit for 10-15mins and the grease was almost all gone!! Will spray another round to get rid of the residue.

OK

Really cleans BBQ and oil off stove

great clean cape off things in house cars on set work