Burst a hydraulic pipe on the xantia today. Due to parking restrictions and lack of mobility I've had to leave it parked in a pool of LHM, one tyre is sat in the middle of it.
Is LHM likely to damage the tyre, how long could I leave it there before needing to replace the tyre?
If it was going to trash the tyre they wouldn't use it/be allowed to use it. Especially since most BXs seem to have spent most of their time bleeding green stuff.
Of far more concern is the likelihood of some council/water Co geezer turning up to talk about your lhm going down their drains. Has it rained lately where you are?
Steve
"jj" gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
No, you'll be fine.
In message , shazzbat writes
In the absence of specialist stuff, cat litter is a good soak-up agent for spills. :-)
On Sat, 16 Oct 2010 05:40:19 +0100, jj boggled us with:
No, it'll be fine. It also scrubs off driveways with nothing more than fairy liquid and a brush. I know this after changing all 10 spheres on my Activa recently, and a couple of them really do give you a douche vert as it's difficult/impossible to depressurise a couple of them because of the way the electrovalves work..
During the winter, some people posted to say that it worked well as grit on snow to avoid slipping. A couple of days later they posted to say that it was hell to get off the carpets. It's probably made out of the ash from power stations - just got less cement content than a breeze block.
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