I think using deodorant version. You can try Old spice timber too in order to get rid of gasoline smell, check out at https://www.deodorant-reviews.com/old-spice-timber-review/
Well he couldn't get rid of the smell. It's COMPLETELY gone now that it was lite on fire. Now it smells of burnt plastic.LOL
Hand sanitizer where it spilled and baking soda the whole carpet and any upholstery brush in and vacuum it up. Maybe leave a couple of open baking soda boxes in there with a small forest of pine tree air fresheners.
Take a glob of GO-JO hand cleaners and scrub it in, then another scrub brush with hot water and vacuum it all up. It needs to get removed from the rugs, not covered up. Liquid laundy soap will cut the petro smell too. ws
Update. He asked his wife again to please not carry gas in the car and she b'c#h slapped him. They went to the local Starbucks and talked it out and both agreed to keep the gas in the car. He really enjoyed his frapamakachino and looked cool with his green straw.
Bought a brand spank'n new SamSung fridge for $30 that had lost its power in a Hurricane. RAW meat in the freezer for 11 days was NOT healthy or conducive to any kind of breathing within 127,000 yards. . . attempted everything, soaps, onions, oranges, scented candles, apple cider vinegar, bleach, airwik fresheners, . . ...finally learned an old trick from a neighbor: Place chunks of old charred/burnt wood from a fireplace or stove in the fridge, as much as you could muster up, in a few bags of old nylon stockings, close the door. A week later, open the door, NO SMELL -PERIOD. Sold the fridge for $1200. I've used this formula on musty smelling antique furniture and in old cars too! Wheelz, Tampa Bay
You won't. I owned a carpet cleaning company for many years and tried more than once. It will dissipate over time but never completely go away. Buy replacement carpet, remove the old, wash everything with some simple green or purple power type stuff and install new carpet. It is embedded in the fiber and rubber backing, you will never get it out. Also had the same thing happen when some guy bought pool chlorine in those yellow containers and one leaked all over his brand new Honda with 40 miles on it. Re-carpet... Mikey
We replaced an entire Tahoe interior over a few gallons of spilled fuel in the back. Dashboard was the only thing left, everything else got swapped out.
Use egnine degreaser to dissolve the hydro carbons (gasoline) that had been obsorbed....then use a carpet cleaner or wet dry vac to pull out the mixture. Do not let the mixure dry, you'll need to be ready to use the vac with in minutes.