I wrote a few days ago about how to transport Doo Away.  Many many years ago when I was just starting to sell Doo Away I didn’t follow this advice. I carried a container of premixed Doo Away (at a 1:5 ratio) (yes you can premix Doo Away) that had been previously opened in the back of my sedan.  I though the lid was on tight.  It was on the floor of the backseat and I didn’t think much of it.  When I got home I went to take the container of Doo Away out I noticed it had leaked.  The cap had not been put on correctly.  By my guestimate about half a litre of Doo Away mix had leaked out.  This was not the concentrate, but a watered down mix.
I immediately cleaned my hands, got rubber gloves on and went back to the car. Â I removed the floormats only to have them disintegrate in my hands. Â The Doo Away had eaten out the rubber and glue at the base of the mats. Â Thankfully not much had soaked through to fabric below. Â I applied a copious amount of water to dilute the Doo Away to the area but the mats were unsalvageable. Â It had only been an hour since I last had put the container of Doo Away in the vehicle. Â A reminder that whilst Doo Away is an excellent cow shed cleaner, it is a dangerous substance.

