Yikes ! Maybe a call into a professional detailer is in order !
Or as you suggest, a match ! Lol
Or as you suggest, a match ! Lol
I remember that smell from a very long time ago.can't complain about the smell of fresh high-performance rubber though.
Nice! I did win the contest with an all grain Pumpkin Ale. I'm doing 10-12 5 gal batches each year and I like experimenting. Good luck with gas removal.Oh and WScottCross I also home brew and am an active member over at the Mr. Beer Fans Forum. I'm just about to make the move to all grain with a BIAB kit. All I need is a bigger pot and the hops that Northern Brewer forgot to give me with my kit.
Good advice! I know how much a few drops of gasoline can stink up a cabin!Fixed the smell of spilled kerosene by leaving a bag of charcoal in the car for a few days. Soaked the smell right up. I got the plain, ol charcoal, not the stuff with started fluid in it. The car smelled of charcoal after but it aired out easily.