

| Subject: | FFFFFFrydaye Re: Cleaning up coolant |
| From: | Joel Walker |
| Date: | Fri, 15 Oct 1999 12:06:56 -0500 |
"Anthony L."Leaky" Mourkas" queried: > Does anyone have a good method of cleaning up the subflooring/soundboard > underneath the carpet which has absorbed some coolant due to a rear > heater leak? yes. there is only one substance known to man that will displace the coolant absorbed in the foam padding under the carpet: mouse urine. yup. that's right. trouble is, it is very very hard to obtain, and you have to catch about 50 of them little suckers and squeeze the dickens out of them to get enough to counteract/displace about 1/2 quart of coolant. but you put a couple of ounces of mouse/mice urine into your carpet, and believe you me, you won't be smelling that coolant ANYmore. :) unca joel kicking the pot on Fryedaye. :) The above statements are in no way to be considered a reflection of anything useful or semi-intelligent. Use at your own risk. No warranty expressed or implied. Danger: may be hazardous to your carpet. :)
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