cleaning an intake

[Shannen Durphey]

Well, in all seriousness I say good for you.  If you don't want to mess with the
stuff, pay the pros.  It's definitely no laughing matter to be working with
these chemicals and to have them around the shop.  Some people who shouldn't be
using them will do so anyway, and that's when accidents happen.  If you know you
don't want this stuff around, simply don't have it.

Shannen

Darrell N. wrote:
> 
> Whew!
> 
> You guys have a lot bigger stones than me.  I couldn't imagine having a
> 15 gallon open drum of gasoline hanging around my garage, let alone
> washing parts in it.  One spark and you're a crispy critter, not to
> mention your garage and everything else along with it.  Ditto for acid or
> caustic.  A better question yet is what the heck do you do with the stuff
> when yer done?  Flush it down the toilet?  Pour it into the back alley?
> 
> Darrell Norquay
> Datalog Technology Inc.
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