- 1). Remove any remaining kerosene from the plastic bucket. Kerosene can be placed in plastic milk or juice jugs. Dispose of the jugs properly.
- 2). Fill the plastic barrel with warm water and 2 tbsp. of liquid dishwashing detergent formulated to treat oil per gallon of water. Allow the oil and soap to sit in the plastic barrel for 30 to 60 minutes.
- 3). Drain the water into disposable plastic containers, such as milk or juice jugs. The mixture should not be disposed of down a sink or storm drain.
- 4). Liberally sprinkle an oil-absorbing powder, such as baby powder or cornstarch, along the bottom and sides of the plastic barrel. This will help absorb any remaining oil.
- 5). Fill a bucket with warm water. Dip a cloth or rag in the water and rub to remove the remaining oil, powder and soap residue.
- 6). Allow the plastic barrel to air dry.
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