Gasoline on hands

[mrflameangel]

Ok so on the trip home I was filling the car up with gas and it blew the gas all over my hands a pants. I was very angry. So the question is how do I ensure I'm good to handle fish and frags? I have washed my hands a few times real good and can still smell it. I have about a 30min ride left.

I believe I am just paranoid and it's my cloths in the trunk that I'm smelling. Cause I think I was to the point of taking skin off.

 

[john wright]

You should be good I have done that a few times my self

 

[KrisDeitz]

Let your wife do it to be safe

 

[mrflameangel]

I hope so cause a the frags and 1 fish have been bagged since 12

 

[mrflameangel]

PFCDeitz;860406 wrote: Let your wife do it to be safe

Kris I need it done right the first time. Lol

 

[containerman1]

MrFlameangel;860409 wrote: Kris I need it done right the first time. Lol

Wear gloves if you have them to be safe

 

[heathlindner25]

take a quick shower?

 

[picoreefguy]

also try soaking your hands in some dawn dish detergent its really good at getting greasy stuff off. and i've also found that using shampoo to wash my hands after working on my car gets the grease off much easier hope this helps

 

[KrisDeitz]

MrFlameangel;860409 wrote: Kris I need it done right the first time. Lol

I pray your wife does not check this!

 

[jdavid]

I like to keep some OB gloves on hand. They are cheap at the tractor supply store and they go up to your shoulders.

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[mrflameangel]

She knows and has told me she can't do it. She doesn't know what lvls need to be where.

I have put on 2 pair of gloves so I should be safe. Plus I have washed my hands 3 more times. But I still smell it.

 

[acroholic]

Get a scoop of your sea salt or some table salt and wet it enough to make it clumpy. Then use it to wash your hands. It will act as a mild abrasive against your skin, but not hurt you. And you know it won't be bad for the fish. I have used this method to clean out new Brutes/plastic containers, etc for 20 + years.

 

[mrflameangel]

Acroholic;860446 wrote: Get a scoop of your sea salt or some table salt and wet it enough to make it clumpy. Then use it to wash your hands. It will act as a mild abrasive against your skin, but not hurt you. And you know it won't be bad for the fish. I have used this method to clean out new Brutes/plastic containers, etc for 20 + years.

Great idea thank you never even thought of that.

 

[bluespot]

JDavid;860426 wrote: I like to keep some OB gloves on hand. They are cheap at the tractor supply store and they go up to your shoulders.

Uhhhh.... I don't even want to know..lol!

 

[sewer urchin]

Have you tried using a match, it will burn and of the gas off.

Seriously.... This is a joke, don't try this.

 

[reeferman]

lemon juice,the little plastic lemons from the grocery store.

 

[jmike50]

When all this settles down...we need pics of the new arrivals!

 

[mrflameangel]

Sewer Urchin;860474 wrote: Have you tried using a match, it will burn and of the gas off.

Seriously.... This is a joke, don't try this.

Would you post a video of this method? I'm not sure if I understand it completely. Lol. I'm more of a watch and learn kind of guy. Lmbo

 

[jdavid]

BlueSpot;860469 wrote: Uhhhh.... I don't even want to know..lol!

strictly for fish tank business lol.

 

[rjrgroup]

BP says it's fine...or was that Exxon?