/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>880981
I agree. But I have a lot on my plate, including that I work nights, and have been feeling overwhelmed with shit that I need to take care off. Also, I am indecisive to the point of it being a major fucking problem, a byproduct of the O.C.D. It's no fucking fun whatsoever and has made my life much harder than most people can understand. Stupid as fuck and really pointless, but it's hard to change the way your brain works after it's been functioning that way for about 25 years or so.

Some good news, though: I found 2 bags of kitty litter that I bought like a year ago, and it appears to be the non-clumping kind. So, I'm planning on going out and pouring a half-bag or full bag over the power steering stains after I post this.

If anyone's in here and replies, please try to answer a couple things for me:

1.) Should I scrape/sweep off the top part of power steering fluid and the dirt, grass and other shit that has accumulated on top of the power steering fluid before pouring the kitty litter on it?

1a.) Should I specifically use my feet and grind in the kitty litter all over the power steering fluid stains?

2.) How long should I leave the kitty litter on the power steering fluid stains before spraying on the brake cleaner-degreaser/Simple Green/whatever I try first?

2a.) How long should I leave on the brake cleaner-degreaser/Simple Green/whatever I try first before spraying it off with a hose?

3.) After spraying off the brake cleaner-degreaser/Simple Green/whatever I try first with a hose, should I then also use some sort of dishwashing detergent mixed with water to try to clean it up even more? Or would this likely be unnecessary?

> Pic related: The kitty litter that I just found in my apartment.