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April 13th, 04:31 PM
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Gasoline spill in garage how should i get it out?
I was getting my dirtbike off my trailer by lifting it off and a pipe line thing connected to the pit cock came off and started pooring gas.. i hurried up and put it back on but now there is gas in the garage..i have no gravel or kittie litter to put on it for it to soak but i just used paper towel.. do ytou think theres anything else i should do to get it out or will it be fine??
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April 13th, 04:49 PM
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Maybe some dirt or sand. Other than that, what could ya do?
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April 13th, 04:51 PM
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Dirt or sand if you can't get kitty litter. Dont pile it too thick, kinda shake a little over the area, then keep adding more.
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April 13th, 05:06 PM
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 THAnks i got some sand to that i forgot i had laying around my garage.. I jsut did'nt want my garage to smell of gas and have a big spill of it when my mom got home..
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April 13th, 05:19 PM
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mmmm... Pineapple cubes and SoBe Green Tea.
You may want to put down some baking soda first to suck up the smell.
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April 13th, 05:21 PM
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April 13th, 05:29 PM
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burn it via match
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April 13th, 05:33 PM
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burn it via match
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thats what my father and i did
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April 13th, 06:54 PM
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im flabbergasted.
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thats what my father and i did
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and thats how you die in an uncontrolled flaming fireball.......steal your kats kitty litter, or just use a giant floor squeegie and mop it out....the remnants will evaporate...
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April 13th, 07:21 PM
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I heard drinking/licking it up works well.
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April 13th, 07:39 PM
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seriously, if you dry most of it up with (i dont know what it is, not cat litter though) and thenthen tehre was a little left so we burned it. its no big deal guys.. gasoline on the floor isnt all that bad to burn up.. after about 3 minutes (more or less depending on the amount of gasoline) its done.
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April 13th, 08:41 PM
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It still isn't a good idea to have a gasoline fire on the floor of your garage. It may not be a big deal to you, but it is still quite dangerous, even if you got lucky and nothing happened.
Just soak up as much as you can then open the garage and let it kinda air out if the smell is still there.
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April 13th, 09:11 PM
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yeah, if you're gonna burn it off do so in a controlled environment, they tend to have a lot of smoke so tell your nieghbors.
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April 13th, 09:27 PM
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It's gasoline, you don't have to do anything it will just evaporate
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April 13th, 11:09 PM
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soak most of it up with paper towels. then use brake parts cleaner to get rid of the excess oils left on the floor.
CAUTION: DO NOT DO THIS NEAR ANY SOURCE OF HEAT!
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