🔛 No-Spill 206 Flexible Spout Extension: Say Goodbye to Messy Spills! Review

If you already have a leak-proof gas container you can use to fuel your car, do yourself a favor - get this accessory. The LPG canisters themselves already make refueling a lot easier, but combined with this attachment it makes refueling my truck a lot easier. The product appears to be durable and well made and has never leaked while I have been using it. Don't forget to press the hose firmly against the gas cylinder extension and you'll be fine. The hard spout at the end of this nozzle went…

I got this to use with a 5 gallon no spill gas bottle. The spout on the gas cylinder makes refueling some vehicles difficult. I installed one of these and it solved this problem. The downside is that there's nothing to hold it in place other than friction. This friction can change with temperature. I used this to fill an ATV that has a fairly wide fill hole. I hit the spout at the filler hole and the thing slipped and fell into the gas tank. I tried very hard to catch it. On the other hand, it…

I have some No Spill refills and they are fantastic! The only problem with a fixed injector, however, is that it's harder to get it down the fuel filler neck without making a mess. These flexible hose accessories break the mold in this regard. First, they provide several inches of additional lift and their flexibility makes accessing fuel tank filler necks easier. make it easier until it doesn't last anymore. They come with their own protective cap to keep dirt out. I highly recommend them as a

Good extension for a great gas cartridge. 2 reasons why it's only 4 stars.1. It's not enough for certain applications, and it's very, very difficult to find a fuel safe hose that fits this ID without having to buy a 1000ft coil from a supplier for hundreds of dollars. So I used that and it works, but a 12" extension would be excellent. 2. The hose fit on the plastic of the can spout is decent, but in hot weather (South Texas summer) the hose expands just enough to be a little less secure. than…

I was given a 5 gallon Nospeel can to take with me when I went off-road, but I quickly realized that it wouldn't be possible to get gas out of the can without to fill my truck with help. from a hose or funnel. I didn't want to lug around a funnel that might get dusty, so I ordered a hose. I saw some other reviews saying they have a leak where the hose connects to the can. It's not very tight (it comes off very easily) and I could see some gas leaking into the joint, but I didn't have a leak…

No-Spill has one of the most durable gas cylinders at the time of my purchase at a reasonable price. I've been using gas cartridges to fill my engines for about 3 years and haven't had any problems. Except when trying to fill up my car, I had to use a wooden spoon to open the gas tank and then use a funnel. to create a hole for the gas to enter, and then press the anti-spill valve with your other hand to allow the gas to flow out. It's a mess and I've been doing this for 3 years. I could go all

I have been using this spout to fill up my Ford Ranger for several years. I used it on a no spill gas cartridge and the performance was more than satisfactory. Of course, as others have said, the hose is too short, but the most important thing is the plastic part that prevents the gas from escaping. It forms a seal around the nozzle opening so if I fill it up faster than the tank can hold the fuel, the gas doesn't leak out. To solve the shortness problem I bought a longer piece of tubing from a