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Drive cleaners
Hi gang,
Just been reading a product test on drive cleaners.
Swarfega came out on top, less than £4 and makes up to 100 litres.
But you must buy the Swarfega Oil & Grease Remover in a red container , NOT the Swarfega Patio & Drive Cleaner in the green container which apparently is useless
Iddy
Just been reading a product test on drive cleaners.
Swarfega came out on top, less than £4 and makes up to 100 litres.
But you must buy the Swarfega Oil & Grease Remover in a red container , NOT the Swarfega Patio & Drive Cleaner in the green container which apparently is useless
Iddy
First things first, but not necessarily in that order.
[img]http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c236/idris_thomas/gemima_11.jpg[/img]
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Axolotl - here's the top 6 results (3 share fourth place):
1. Swarfega Oil & Grease Remover
2. B&Q Patio and Drive Cleaner
3. Clarke Concrete Cleaner
4. Gunk Driveway Cleaner
4. Screwfix Patio and Driveway Cleaner
4. Screwfix Degreaser and Solvent Cleaner
Note: Clarkes contains hdrochloric acid, so is considered a desperate measure solution by testers.
Iddy
1. Swarfega Oil & Grease Remover
2. B&Q Patio and Drive Cleaner
3. Clarke Concrete Cleaner
4. Gunk Driveway Cleaner
4. Screwfix Patio and Driveway Cleaner
4. Screwfix Degreaser and Solvent Cleaner
Note: Clarkes contains hdrochloric acid, so is considered a desperate measure solution by testers.
Iddy
First things first, but not necessarily in that order.
[img]http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c236/idris_thomas/gemima_11.jpg[/img]
[img]http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c236/idris_thomas/gemima_11.jpg[/img]
Iddy wrote:-
"hydrochloric acid"
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Really depends on the strength of the acid if you use it on concrete then it will dissolve it (eventually). Can't see it helping on the asphalt we have
By the bye - be careful with the descaler on your marble worksurfaces as well - and don't dip you pearls into it!
Thanks for the info
Colin
[/pedant mode on]Clarkes contains hdrochloric acid, so is considered a desperate measure solution by testers.
"hydrochloric acid"
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Really depends on the strength of the acid if you use it on concrete then it will dissolve it (eventually). Can't see it helping on the asphalt we have
By the bye - be careful with the descaler on your marble worksurfaces as well - and don't dip you pearls into it!
Thanks for the info
Colin