You just need to use the right products.
Things You Will Need
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Sprinkle the area with baking soda to deodorize the concrete surface. Allow the powder to sit for a couple of hours or overnight.
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Scrub the baking soda on the concrete with a nylon-bristled scrub brush. Rinse the concrete well. Allow the concrete to air dry, or, if it's indoors, dry it with an old towel.
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Place 2 pounds of volcanic ash minerals in a mesh bag; you may purchase the minerals already packaged in a breathable bag, in which case you should use it as-is. Place the bag on the concrete and leave it overnight to remove any remaining kerosene odor.
The Drip Cap
- Even a small spill of kerosene on concrete can leave a lasting impression.
- It's not that it's difficult to remove the kerosene smell.
- Place the bag on the concrete and leave it overnight to remove any remaining kerosene odor.