Cat litter crushed into it or floor dry. Then sweep it up and save it in an empty 5 gallon container to re-use on the next oil spill. That floor dry stuff can absorb a lot of stuff!
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I use Oil-Dri at work (great for hydraulic oil), but that comes 50 bags to a pallet, 40lbs per bag. You can find similar stuff at Home Depot or Lowes. Any clay-based granular substance like kitty litter will do.
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well looks like I came to the party too late. we use the oil-dri at the shop and put it back in buckets as well. . .
Not really, We throw it down. . .leave it. . .scoop it up and throw it on the next one. There is always a car getting its oil changed so there is pretty much always somewhere that needs it.
Cat litter also works well as I've used that when I didn't want to run to the shed to get the oil-dri lol.
Best advice from Leanburninating, after soaking up most of the surface spills, use an environmentally better (relatively speaking) non-chlorinated brake cleaner. Cleans up most of the dark fluid stains on concrete floors/driveways . Hose down well and dries clean.
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