Abzorbit Composite Decking Cleaner, Probably the Best Grease & Oil Stain Remover for Wooden Timber and Composite Decking, Just Spray On and Brush Off, Try it You will Love the Results, 200 Millilitres

After my son managed to get the oil/grease that collects under the bbq all over our composite decking, I was resigned to the fact that it would leave a permanent stain. No matter what I did, it wouldn’t come out. I tried fairy liquid and a load of other soaps to try and remove the grease marks but it would not shift. Ordered this as a last resort and amazed with the results. Sprayed it on, left it to dry and after brushing off, the stains have gone. They were over 7 days old and even so, it has worked very well.I do have some older stains from a while back and it didn’t do as good a job on these, although it has certainly improved. If it hadn’t run out, I would have said a few more applications would have removed these as well.The only fault for me is that the can doesn’t seem particularly full so it didn’t last very long. If you have a lot of stains to remove, especially if they are not particularly fresh ones, be prepare to buy multiple cans.All in all though a great product that really shifted some troublesome grease. Very impressed

Very pleased with this. Forgot to take fat tray out of barbecue and spilt it all over the decking when I put it away. Was worried I wouldn’t be able to shift it but this worked really well. If you’re covering a large space it uses up really fast, so ended up having to get a second tin. Would advise leaving for a long time before washing with warm water. I left it to do it’s work for about 5 hours, (though test on a small space first).

Bought this to remove a teak oil spillage from a composite decking. The can is very small and I followed the instructions carefully. The instructions state the can needs to be vertical but it is impossible to aim the spray at a deck so you waste a lot of propellant and liquid.It has not worked and I have had greater success with kitchen degreaser and soapy water. Most disappointing.

This wasn’t the miracle cure I hoped for. Maybe I have the wrong kind of grease

Spilt olive oil on my brand new light grey deck. Tried a solution of washing up liquid, gentle scrubbing... No joy. This stuff worked brilliantly. No signs of the stain at all..... Thank goodness...I was in the dog house for a while there.

Didn't try it it was expensive for the size

I had several fat drips around my bbq on our Ecodek composite decking. I tried scrubbing, detergent, grease remover spray, baking powder with vinegar. Nothing touched the drips. This stuff is like a dry clean spray that literally sucks the grease out. Had to use it twice but suspect if I had left the first treatment on longer it may have done the job. Okay it’s not cheap but then neither was the decking so absolutely worth getting.I have now ordered a large mat to go under the bbq to help in the future.

We had lots of little grease stains on our composite decking next to the bbq from cooking. No household cleaner got them off even after lots of scrubbing. At a loss for ideas we then stupidly thought it would be a good idea to stain the decking with a bigger patch of baby oil to blend in the smaller stains which looked awful. We bought this spray thinking we had completely ruined the decking and nothing would work... we were wrong! We used a whole bottle but the grease came out. Very chuffed, going to order more as the bbq spits out some nasty grease marks!