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Petroleum odors? ? ?
I spilled a fairly large amount of a gasoline additive on the floor of my
car, and now I can hardly get in it. The additive smells like a mix of oil and gasoline. Does the odor ever go away on its own? Or is there something that I might use to get it out? |
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