Jim, put the carb cleaner in a 5 gallon plastic bucket with a lid. You can get them from restaurants, (pickle buckets) for
free,

cut the tabs on the lid so it will snap on and off easily, put the carb cleaner and parts in it and close it up.
No fumes.
Royce

Royce, Wait one hour and go back with the mop to clean the mess
off the floor. The idea is fine but many carb cleaners will attack polyethelene
buckets. Note that even today most carb cleaner comes in steel cans.
Bill Jepson

Bill, I've got several buckets of it sitting around, some of it so full of dissolved grease etc that it is just mud, one bucket is
over a year old.
No mop needed, those pickle buckets work great, and so do hydraulic fluid buckets.
Gunk is the brand we use.
Royce

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