gasoline...how to clean it up from the yard and children?

every thing should be OK, the gas will evaporate fast , no it will not ignite unless you have a gas dryer, then that may cause a problem but don't think so, the heat from dryer vent will help dissipate the gas even faster, , it might kill the grass,

The gas, which is a pet-ether, evaporates in minutes. The smell left behind is basicly non-flammable. The dog is safe; and you only need to give the kids a bath. Gasoline was used as a cleaning agent, as in dry-cleaning, when it was discovered that it had the correct explosive properties to power internal combustion engines.

The biggest concern with gasoline is its explosiveness, and ease of ignition.

So, the crisis is past, and the future should not see the children playing with gas. Good luck

i dont think it is safe for the dog maybe you should get a vet to clean him up and get some lawn workers to clean the grass... i am really right now concerned of the dog because i am a serious animal lover and i hope your dog and children are okay

wash the clothes with cold water and baking soda. repeat, than hang dry. after that they can be washed reg and dried reg. on the ground, poor kitty litter or laundry soap where the spill was. let sit for over night, scoop up with a shovel and deposit in an outside trash receptacle.

soda water exelarates the evaporation. wipe surface with wet towel