DEF clean up

UV kills that stuff so you cant use a milk jug.

Plenty of lukewarm water on the DEF stain. Def is deionized water and urea. Nicely put, urea is processed fecal matter from livestock. In the case of DEF, the urea is chemically produced. I spray urea at 46% base dilluted with water on my crops as a foilar innoculant. Makes them grow so you can eat them....lol

Never keep DEF in anything but it's original container and keep the lid tight. Air can degrade it too,

ShinerBock wrote:
Hot dihydrogen monoxide will do.

Yup as we all know: Dilution is the solution to pollution. Water will do the job. I find it unlikely that urea penetrated an undamaged plastic jug, either it had a pinhole or the top wasn't on tight.

gbopp wrote:

ShinerBock wrote:
Hot dihydrogen monoxide will do.

Do you need a license for that stuff? :B

It should be licensed. Each year around 4000 people die in the US from accidental inhalation of dihydrogen monoxide. It is a travesty such a dangerous chemical is easily available even to children. I have even heard of some cities storing excess amounts in uncovered and unguarded open lagoons.

ShinerBock wrote:
Hot dihydrogen monoxide will do.

Do you need a license for that stuff? :B

Oh.. milk jug.

Hot dihydrogen monoxide will do.

If the urea is from 'natural' sources, vinegar has an enzyme that digests pets urine stains when kept moist for a couple days.

Putting that stuff in another co tainer simply makes it useless junk. Leak? Good luck. Pig pea and water, so start with lots of water to flush. It is also corrosive, so take the rug out and clean the metal up before it eats your bed up. Try baking soda and water mixture.