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Column: As gas prices rise, people find wacky ways to store it
Rudi Kiefer
Gasoline isn’t a household cleaner. It’s an engine fuel that becomes explosive when it changes from liquid to gas form. I’m always reminded of this when I read articles about people getting hurt while using gasoline to clean tools and machinery, kill spiders in the crawlspace or remove stains from clothing.