Getting rid of the smell of diesel?

[JohnEd]

Lin,

Thanks for that link.  Like Gyro, I found it informative.  I know your feeling....sometimes can't help yourself.

I wish this would be moved to the OT board.

I guess this makes my ethics way to flexable but I subscribe to the rule that it is impossible to steal from a theif and it is impossible to lie to a liar and you can't murder a murderer.  Hope that isn't scary to anyone!

Thanks for the info,

John

[John316]

Lin,

Since we are off topic, I don't agree with you at all. I will never abuse a return policy, no matter how much I don't like the store. That is what has damaged our world so far, dishonest people. I won't ever return a tool to Wally world, after I use it, just because I don't like their store. I would then be just as unethical as they are. I just won't stoop that low. I think that if you are going to buy a tool there, buy it. If you don't like the quality, don't buy it. It is that simple.

That's my .02

God bless,

John

(Moderators, if you don't like my post, just kill it. I won't be offended.)

[Nick Badame Refrig/ACC]

Hi Guy's,

The WM topic has to stop here! Bring it to OT or I will be forced to lock the thread.

Thanks for your cooperation
Nick-

[John316]

Sure Nick, No problem.

God bless,

John

[zubzub]

was away will this topic veered.  I already have a pressure washer so I want have to balance my rebel with my angel on this one.  It is nice to know that with all the tips I may get the smell out of there.