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proper storage of all those fuel cans
With a nod to the Propane thread, I am good with the 20lb propane
tanks and never bring them inside- but in my well ventilated and unheated, but electrified garage I have; in the winter a car with 12gallons of gasoline- a generator with 10gallons of gas a 5gallon and two 2 gallon cans of gas two 1 gallon cans of mixed gas [40:1 & 50:1] 5 gallons of kerosene 5 gallons of diesel I have toyed with the idea of a dedicated fuel shed/box out back but it isn't something I've ever gotten around to. What are some thoughts on safe storage of all this crap? Jim |
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