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Old 02-15-2011, 11:02 PM   #9
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Re: Gas fumes

This is from e How (no guarantees from me)


First of all, Gasoline is an acidic petroleum base. So the problem needs to be met at that level.
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Break the acidity down by rubbing Powdered Baking Soda into the carpet. Wet lightly and rub it in some more. Let dry and vacuum. Repeat about 3 times.
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Spray the spot down with Pinsol, briskly brush it deep into the fibers to break up the petroleum. Let it set for an hour and blot dry it with a towel. Repeat as often as necessary.

Read more: How to Remove Gasoline Odor From a Carpet | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_4503445_rid-...#ixzz1E5T1mhQm
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