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Kerosene Smell on Cement?

How would you take kerosene smell out of your basement floor, which is cement?

JS from Saulnierville Nova Scotia

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By Coreen (Guest Post)
October 7, 20060 found this helpful

Have you tried clay kitty litter? Just spread it on, let it stand for a couple of days, and then sweep it up. Or black and white newspaper pages might soak it up, too.

 
By JS (Guest Post)
October 7, 20060 found this helpful

Thanks I will try it. It's a good advise

 
By Mysti (Guest Post)
October 7, 20060 found this helpful

I just ripped up all my basement carpet yesterday due to dog urine smell - YUCK! A friend suggested mopping with bleach to remove the smell then applying a sealant. Maybe that would work for you too.

 
By carla bledsoe (Guest Post)
October 9, 20060 found this helpful

kitty litter or baking soda or activated charcoal

sprinkle it on and leave it a few days.

borax might work too. check the box for uses.

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i know it cuts gas and grease from laundry and kerosene is oil based. but i'm not sure if it would discolor the cement.

 

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