07-10-03 01:12
No 445965
What is the best way to get glassware that previously contained diesel fuel clean.
Hate to throw away perfectly good containers!
GT
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(Stranger)
07-10-03 01:33
No 445970
wouldnt just using more diesel feul and maybe a little elbow grease to remove any residue, then just repeatd rinses with warm water work. seems cheap and easy and i cant see why that wouldnt be fine.
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(Hive Bee)
07-10-03 03:24
No 445993
UMMM, I am not much of a chemist, however I do not see why acetone would not clean it up purty....
Tell me if I am wrong
I usually do not post in threads I know little about however I am feeling quite confident tonight.
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methyl_ethyl
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(Active Asperger Archivist)
07-10-03 07:34
No 446072
You are correct! diesel fuel can be removed using acetone. (had to do so one many occasions) May need repeated rinses, but it usually comes out without a problem.
Act quickly or not at all.