Guides for Oil Contamination & Oil Odors

Heating oil in masonry, motor oil on concrete or spilled diesel in a vehicle: our guides show you how to correctly treat typical oil contamination and odor problems.

Heating Oil & Tank Rooms

Remove heating oil odor from walls and floors

Remove Heating Oil Odor from Walls & Floors

Heating oil can penetrate deep into masonry, plaster, concrete and screed. Learn how the actual contamination within the building material is treated.

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How to remediate an oil tank room

How to Remediate an Oil Tank Room

From an old heating oil tank to cleaned mineral surfaces that can be used again.

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Heating oil contamination after flooding

Heating Oil Contamination After Flooding

What to do when heating oil and floodwater have spread throughout a basement and contaminated mineral building materials.

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Remove heating oil odor from a house or apartment

Heating Oil Odor in a House or Apartment

Why heating oil odors can spread throughout a building and why the actual source of the contamination must be treated first.

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Oil on Concrete & Paving

Remove oil stains from concrete

Remove Oil Stains from Concrete

How to treat motor oil, heating oil and diesel once they have already penetrated into the pores of concrete.

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Remove motor oil from paving and garage floors

Motor Oil on Paving & Garage Floors

Practical guidance for fresh and older motor oil stains on paving, concrete and garage surfaces.

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Diesel & Vehicles

Remove diesel odor from a car

Remove Diesel Odor from Cars

Cleaning vehicle carpets, seats and trunk areas after diesel has spilled.

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Remove diesel from carpets and upholstery

Remove Diesel from Carpets & Upholstery

How to deep-clean diesel-contaminated textiles and subsequently remove the loosened residues from the material.

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Which Omnixol Product Do I Need?

FX100 for oil contamination in concrete, screed, masonry and plaster, CX80 for oil- and diesel-contaminated textiles and upholstery, and BX for neutralizing unpleasant organic odors.

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Application & Technical Information

Detailed instructions for use, information on how FX100 works, the Omnixol Two-Step System and frequently asked questions can be found in our knowledge section.

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