Removing the smell of PB Blaster ...?
Any tips for neutralizing the stink of PB Blaster anyone?
Its not in the car - but I can't get rid of it anyway - and its a part that needs to get installed eventually... Alan |
I love the smell of PB blaster in the morning...
http://www.jonathanrosenbaum.com/wp-...sekilgore1.jpg |
Ahh - me not so much... Wife much less again... "...what is that stink?"
Alan |
that smell nauseates me - especially when I use it for tight fastners under the car, and ten crawl under to work. It eventually dissapates.
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I don't know what the part is, but usually heating/warming it will help evaporate the ingredients faster. Maybe put it in the sun.
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Try some simple green, and rinse w/ water, that should work Alan.
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Arrr well... done all those - simple green, citrus cleaner, lots of flushing (rinse wash repeat), sun dried, forced hot air dried, heated to >200 F (during other work). Better than it was - but still stinks. Forced air drying distributed the smell widely but didn't reduce it that much.
Its an enclosed chamber - so impossible to clean it mechanically - but still I can't believe how this is persisting... I was hoping for a known neutralizer or magic catalyst... oh well... (wash rinse repeat) Alan |
can you explain what the PB was was sprayed on?
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Hmmmm. Lysol, or Febreeze? If that doesn't work, I would try straight lemon juice. I had some oil in a carpet one time that produced a smell that just wouldn't go away... Cut a lemon in two and scrubbed the carpet with it... Shazam!
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Use Kroil? :icon107:
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Originally Posted by KenRudd
(Post 10392451)
I love the smell of PB blaster in the morning...
http://www.jonathanrosenbaum.com/wp-...sekilgore1.jpg especially over stuck bolts and nuts. :) |
Originally Posted by SeanR
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Use Kroil? :icon107:
Its a (used) air/oil separator so its totally enclosed and has dual internal/inverted baffle chambers. It had some dried up crud inside so I was cleaning it out (chemically). Wish I had used maybe acetone or similar now... The PB Blaster did help to dislodge the dried up oil crud but oh the collateral damage... to my nose.. Alan |
Charcoal absorbs odors. Maybe you can toss the offending part into a bag of grill charcoal?
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What about Baking Soda? Can you get it in there for a while and vacuum it back out after a few hours?
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Dawn dishwashing soap(?) Breaks down oil/grease...
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