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My worktops are treated with Danish oil, and I appear to have got some on the tiled splashbacks and not noticed until it's cured (it's not very obvious except in daylight, I oiled by artifical light).
Is there any way to get it off? I don't want to use a blade until I've got an idea of how to get the residue off where the blade won't attack it.
It's not going sticky, so not a duplicate of How to solve the problem of sticky Danish oil?.
First fix the leak! Then attack the stain with a bristle brush and some dish detergent; if that doesn't do it, there are commercial cleaners for asphalt or concrete, like this that are a bit stronger. Don't expect 100% results, but the stain will fade over time:
I've always used cat litter. It's absorbent enough that it tends to pull the oil out of the concrete. Not sure how well it would work on a stain once it's set in for a while though, but it's cheap enough that you don't have much to lose by trying.
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Mineral spirits won't work. You need something stronger like acetone. If you have ceramic tiles they won't be harmed.