🔥 Justrite - Type II Accuflow Safety Cans 5G/19L IIAF Yellow with 1-Inch Hose: 400-7250230 - 5 Gallon/19 Liter IIAF Yellow Safety Can with 1-Inch Hose Review

Haven't used the Justrite Kero Type 2 five gallon cans yet and am still waiting on my kerosene heater. However, I have used diesel and petrol of the same type and size. We switched off the electricity a few weeks ago and used the year old gas that was stored in my Type 2. It didn't even smell bad or like paint. I've never smelled fuel in my garage, even in the middle of the summer heat. Not sure if good storage will extend shelf life or not. The nozzle and valve mechanism are easy to use and do

Bought my first one a year ago and it still looks brand new. Just got another one. Directions for Use: When installing the fuel nozzle into the fuel filler neck, be sure to place the nozzle INSIDE the filter basket of the combination spark arrestor; the basket sieve is narrower than the filling opening. I didn't fully insert the nozzle so I spilled a small amount of gas. One of the great features is the rim around the bottom of the tank. The tank sits on a rim, not a flat metal floor such as…

These glasses are amazing! After years of fiddling with plastic jugs that swelled, shrank, encouraged algae growth and 5+ had all sorts of pesky spouts including small brittle plastic bits and springs, I've had ENOUGH. I gave them away to all the people I didn't like and replaced my entire line of fuel tanks with Justrite metal tanks. I haven't had any leaks. They don't drip when you fill them or when you use them to fill something. I never had gas on hand again. It's one of those products that

I'm so tired of all the plastic jugs everywhere so I bought these hoping there would be a central place for my husband to keep his gas would . He seemed content with the glass. The carrier didn't spend much time and effort on packing as there were only a few bubble bags in the box. If the box were damaged, its contents could easily be damaged as well. I see Bob Villa recommending this gas cylinder, so I'm guessing it must be a pretty good gas storage option.

I bought my first one a year ago and it still looks new. Just got another one. Directions for Use: When installing the station gas nozzle into the tank filler neck, be sure to place the nozzle INSIDE the filter basket of the combination spark arrestor; the basket sieve is narrower than the filling opening. I didn't fully insert the nozzle so I spilled a small amount of gas. One of the great features is the rim around the bottom of the tank. The tank sits on a rim, not a flat metal floor such as

These cans are awesome! After years of fiddling with plastic jugs that swelled, shrank, encouraged algae growth and 5+ had all sorts of pesky spouts including small brittle plastic bits and springs, I've had ENOUGH. I gave them away to all the people I didn't like and replaced my entire line of fuel tanks with Justrite metal ones. I haven't had any leaks. They don't drip when you fill them or when you use them to fill something. I never had gas on hand again. It's one of those products that…