🚱 GallantSafe 7110410 Galvanized Safety Can, 1 Gallon Review

It's nice to still find quality products at a reasonable price that are still made in the USA. stupid buggy spring-loaded nozzle that has to be twisted and then pushed down while holding a heavy gas can in the air. builds up so much that when the nozzle is pushed down, tremendous pressure is released and a jet of gasoline is ejected. You can feel the quality of Justrite glass the moment you hold it in your hands. Solid feel, thick metal and beautiful color scheme. Really nice to look at. I also

I'm tired of dealing with plastic cans. The ones I had didn't close well. They had anti-spill spouts that looked more like anti-spill spouts and were generally awkward to use. I wanted a metal can. We use these type 1 safety canisters for various liquids in our work. After working with them I decided that this would be my best decision as well. I knew I needed a model with an attached hopper to fuel a lawn mower, snow blower, and cultivator. I'm glad Revain had this configuration! Justrite have

Okay, I know it's silly to consider gas canisters, but after 10+ years of using those horrible plastic gas canisters, I finally settled on a metal canister. Of course, local choices are limited, unless I want something five gallons or larger, then there are plenty of options. Two gallons is just the right size for my garden and mower combination. My problem with plastic glasses is that they never felt safe. They will build up pressure, especially if left in the shed over the summer, causing a…