use kitty litter like you would with an oil spill
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We have had both. Concrete tends to look better and hold up longer, but the surface stones can pop out and the concrete can crack. It is more expensive to install than concrete. We paid additional for a formula that would have fewer surface pops. New asphalt driveways look nice, too. There are pros and cons to sealing them every year. Sealants give the driveway a new look but don't necessarily prolong the life of the driveway. The surface of an asphalt driveway can become uneven and will crack. Tire pivot points will wear and tire depressions will form where vehicles are regularly parked. The dark color can be a heat sink due to sun exposure and can actually soften with the heat That can be a negative during a hot summer, but our south-facing asphalt driveway seemed to finish snow removal jobs by melting whatever remained. Asphalt is less expensive, but generally needs to be replaced more often than concrete. Some folks have gone to using paving bricks in driveways. That looks nice, but you have to fight weeks growing in the cracks and it makes for a noisy and bumpy ride for anything wheeled across it. (think wheeled garbage bins or luggage). Whichever driveway you choose, you need to do your homework on the proper installation and watch that your contractor adheres to those parameters. Also check the contractor's guarantees and reputation. We had to take one contractor to court because an asphalt driveway was installed cold and didn't last a year.
Use it sparingly. It will soften concrete and cause it to pit and eventually to chunk out.
A strong chemical cleaner will be needed to remove tar from the driveway. Muratic acid, or something similar should soften the tar. use all safety precautions.
Motor oil will soften the rubber bushings if allowed to absorb. Clean it up asap.
There's not much you can do about the tracks, but you can clean off the cat's feet. Do not use lighter fluid or similar, because you could make the cat sick. Scrape off the asphalt after hardening it with an ice cube. You could also try cooking oil to soften the remainder so you can remove it.
The opposite of soften is - harden
No, the word soften is a verb (soften, softens, softening, softened); to make something soft. Noun forms for the verb to soften are softener, an agent used to soften; and the gerund softening, the act of making soft.
The past tense of soften is softened.
Mainly to prevent wrinkling and soften clothes
simplySmart lotion soften
The verb form of "soft" is "soften."
To soften the pillow we wash it lots of times.