Is it fine to clean bearings with gasoline? I've been searching all over the web about washing bearings with Gasoline (and other gas products like desiel and kerosene). I've found some mixed answers. Some say it's good some say it isn't.
I want to remove dirt inside my bearings. (we don't have roads so it would always get dirty even it is shielded) And I know soaking it in a container filled with gasoline with remove those. But is it alright? 
Won't it damage my bearing in some way? 

I don't have access to any cleaning substance because I live in the forests of the Philippines.
Gasoline was used for many years as an inexpensive readily available solvent. There are a couple of real life issues with using gasoline for a solvent. It is very flammable thus a fire hazard. It is absorbed through the skin and it is toxic when inhaled in high concentrations. You have to find a way of disposing of the remaining dirty solvent. Pouring it on the ground can contaminate drinking water. If you have no other means of cleaning the bearings you can wipe them with clean rags. That still leaves the issue of disposing of the dirty rags .