Pour-N-Restore Oil stain Remover. 32 fl oz

I really give it 5-stars. My dad had changed his oil in his motor home and ended up hitting the pan of dark roasted oil.... right onto his paver driveway. So his local hardware store actually carries this and he had it from using it on spots before. For him it worked great and he told me about it.... I never ordered it as I cannot get it locally.Then I decided to drain the oil the old fashion way which I never do, but my truck holds 10-quarts. First the drain plug falls in the drain of my pan and then after fishing it out I go to wash my hands. Of course when the oil first came out it gushed out onto the tire and then the floor. Great. Then after coming out after washing my hands... I noticed that the pan was good to catch the oil when it was coming out as a stream.... now it is dripping straight on the floor. Even better. So I clean up as much as I could with oil dry--- then I ran out of that too. Better yet. So what was supposed to be easy, became a big nightmare for me and I ended up having a decent size mess to handle.I do not mind smaller oil stains, it is part of life with enjoying cars and doing things yourself. On the other hand with larger spills, I just want to kick myself. So I got it all cleaned up, went out and bought some more oil dry and a can of something they had locally for oil stains... smelled like bad gas and the garage reeked for almost 4-days. I did return it as it did not work and I bought a 32oz bottle of this. Got it and applied it... then I read the instructions about air temperature and I was just on the edge, so I went with it. For me it didn't dry out to a powder, but it was right around 44-degrees in the garage, so I cannot fault the product. For me it was 1/2 powder and 1/2 slightly stuck to the floor..... a quick use of a stiff brush that I use to wash sidewalls of tires had that up in less than 1-minute. Again, it was probably too cold and they do mention that on the bottle.So I let it sit overnight and then took it up... I was quite impressed. Considering I knew it was on the edge temperature wise.... it pulled out about 75% of the darker stain that was older and closer to 90% of the new stain I had created a week before. As others say--- depending on a number of factors you may have to do it more than once and I will, but not until it gets warm again in the spring. The other great part is that it is citrus based and smells like lemon/ lime/ orange---- perfect smell for a cleaner in my opinion.Overall very happy and can't wait until spring to try it out when the temps are in the 50's and 60's.

I love this product to get oil stains out of the driveway. Use it correctly and the stains will be gone.

This stuff sucks. It had not only settled in the bottle but it had solidified. No amount of shaking would re-emulsify the contents. I had to stick a wire through the opening and then stir the contents to get it even reasonably mixed. As to performance, it did acceptably well leaving only a slight shade of the stain. But with the consistency problem, the coverage was about 75% of claimed. No, I do not recommend this.

The product MUST be shaken quick vigorously to fully emulsify the product. This is an EXTREMELY important step.The clean up is also quite a job! After brushing off the powder and vacuuming it up, you must fully wash the surface. Then was it again to get rid of the residual.HOWEVER, it does the job very well if the above steps are followed.ALSO BEWARE, it is a non-returnable item., Only buy as much as you need.

Rarely is there truth to seemingly outlandish claims by manufacturers of "miracle cure" products. However, Pour-N-Restore works!!! The only negative thing I could come up with is clean-up. It takes more than just sweeping it up, to clean up, as they say. You'll need to hose everything down after sweeping to get it clean. But it is a 1000% faster than anything else I've used.In the last month or so I had a family member park in my driveway 4 times. Each time she left behind a 15-16" stain on my well-maintained driveway. After using this product, THE STAINS ARE GONE! I simply followed the directions. I would caution that you must shake the bottle well. Not just shake it for 30 seconds and call it good.AN ADDED BONUS. I do have some white hazy stains from tire dressing products that I haven't been able to chemically remove or remove with the twice yearly power washing I do. I also have a very thin white stain almost 2 feet long from a paint spill. Again, have used all kinds of chemical, scrubbed with a wire brush, and power washed with a 2700psi power washer. One oil stain was partially covering a tire dressing stain. I decided to to cover some of the tire dressing stain as well. A couple of feet away I spread about a 3" diameter area of the paint stain. I let it sit 8 hours in the sun. To my surprise the treated part of the paint stain was clean. So was the tire dressing stain. This is one of those product experiences that I will tell everyone that I know that cares about the cleanliness of their driveways and patios. Once this clears up after a couple of days I will do a 2nd treatment and get all of the tire dressing stains off and any of the oil stain that may have been left behind.Now that I know it works.....time to buy the jug size!!! Thank you!

Worked but super clumpy even after I shakes it for about a minute I wasn’t able to use half of it it which is sad because this little bottle was 20.00$ …

Tried lots of things I read online. This was the only thing that actually worked.

The item was no longer liquid.. I tried pouring out and it got stuck . Almost completely sandy inside. Can your add water??