Oil Eater Original 1 Gallon Cleaner/Degreaser Pack of 4

Outstanding product that cleans everything in sight. We've used it for cleaning oil and grease from wood kitchen cabinet inserts, grease from engines, car wheels, barbecues, floors, you name it. Simply follow the label directions to find the perfect dilution and it works as it says it will.We did find that in some cases you need to use it full strength to get the maximum benefit, such as on those wood cabinet inserts. But, since it's biodegradable, that's no problem. Spray, clean, wipe with a damp cloth and done.In my opinion, it so much better than other products. I really didn't need 4 gallons of it but the deal here on Amazon, with free shipping, was too good to pass up. I suppose I now have a lifetime suply, but when the patio needs cleaning, I'll use it in the pressure washer to remove dirt and grime that otherwise would require a special detergent.Incidentally, for the car enthusiast, this stuff takes the wax and polishes out of those expensive foam pads for your orbital buffers. I use Griot's Garage waxes and polishes and some are very hard to get out of the pads. Simply spray the Oil Eater on the pad, work it in with your fingers and wash it out with water. Dry the pads and they're like new. I have some pads that have been washed a half-dozen times or more, and they look like new. At ten bucks or more for each pad each, it's a great money saver and time saver as well.If you can't use al 4 gallons, share some with a friend. Lawn mowers, outdoor equipment, you name it, This stuff has really worked great for me.

We had a new lawn put in and raccoons were picking up the lawn. (See the review on the Scarecrow lawn sprinkler). To get to the lawn they walked over the new slate walkway and left greasy paw prints. My next door neighbor gave me some Oil Eater to try and it got rid of all of the paw prints.As a result of the good experience, I bought the 4 gallon package.Our other next door neighbor has a redwood tree that in the Fall drops seeds that land on cars and window ledges. The dew overnight causes them to bleed and puts red stains on the paint. Have tried bug and tar remover, paint thinner and almost every type of cleaner. I resigned to having the cars detailed after the fall and sanding and repainting the window sills. I put some on full strength, let it sit for 5 minutes and wiped it up with a wet sponge. It removed all of the stains on three cars and a number of window sills. (Caution: I did try a small spot first to make sure I was not going to damage the finish - suggest same for you).Used it to clean the outside of the grill - you get the idea, this is my go to product for cleaning.Also used it to clean the interior surface of my microwave (unplugged it first).Did a great job. Product works great, very reasonably priced on Amazon. Packaging was very good and delivery was fast after order.

I used to buy this at the big warehouse store in their automotive section and they haven't carried for about the past year. When I ran out, I wasn't sure what I was going to do. It wasn't worth trying to really clean anything because it just wouldn't be as good. I was so amazed and relieved when I found it on Amazon and the four gallon package is perfect, especially since I can't find it locally. I can finally clean my carpets, kitchen, garage, it'll be wonderful.One warning from their bottle I want to stress: WEAR GLOVES. If you don't, your hands will be messed up for weeks and you could have to visit the hospital for chemical burns. I'm speaking from experience, which means I didn't use the best judgment by following the warning, but I'm just one of those who likes to feel the clean... and the burn.Seriously though, this product works great and you can't beat it. Gets out all stains and won't damage the surfaces. So buy it, you'll love it, I promise.

I first bought this at Costco when it was carried in the store several years ago. Now Costco no longer carries it in the store so I found that Amazon had the best price currently available. You just have to buy a four gallon case. But I split the cost with friends who also love it. I haven't found any crud that Oil Eater won't penetrate and clean. I live on the water in north central Florida and we are occasionally invaded with aquatic midges or blind mosquitoes as they are frequently called. Thankfully they don't bite but they make a huge mess when they die (lifespan is only a day or two). They stain my fiberglass boat horribly. A few squirts of Oil Easter and the stains just melts away. Unfortunately, so does the protective wax so the fiberglass has to be re-protected. It is also amazing on whitewall and raised white letter tires. It can be diluted with water for less formidable crud but I tend to use it straight for almost everything. I've never found another cleaner as strong or versatile. Great stuff.

Edit: 11 years later….this is still the best stain remover ever. I have the easiest time getting red mud out of shoes and white ball pants (my son loves to slide into bases!). MinimalScrubbing. I have been using Oil Eater since my mom gave me some (she uses it to clean printing presses) to used on baby clothes that had stains on them. This is BY FAR the best cleaner/stain remover I have ever used. Having a 2 year old, you need a great stain remover and this is it. It surpasses Totally Toddler and Shout. I have seen this remove formula stains from clothes that are years old and have been stored, i have seen it remove fruit punch (yes, dried fruit punch and moms know how hard that is to remove) from a bright yellow shirt. I have seen it remove blood also. It is the best and it is the only stain remover i will use. I haven't used it as far as cleaning concrete or anything like that, but as far as a pre-treatment for stain removal on clothes.....you can't go wrong with this one.

I bought this product to clean the oil spots off my driveway that had been leaked by my 71 ElCamino. The driveway is cement pavers. It did a good job of disolving the oil on the surface but left some that had soaked into the pavers. I applied some more and used a power washer to clean the remaining oil spots. I tried it on my cement garage floor and it did a great job even on some old oil stains.