🔧 VSTM Gas Can Spout Replacement Kit - ABS Plastic Pour Nozzle, Vent Caps, Stopper Caps, Rear Stripe Caps, Connected Strings & Collar Caps for Fuel, Diesel, Water Jug Review

Over the years my gas cartridges have gotten, shall we say, worn out and worn out. use properly. They don't contain any gas droplets and I can wear them in the car again without dripping. I like that they sent two different types of bases. I actually had one that was different from the others so I was able to use both. Good product and safe.

I had several cans with different threads. These don't fit anywhere, poorly made and I had to throw them away. Also Costco jars are rubbish, will not work with them in any configuration. Government regulations and cheap Chinese manufacturers have made it almost impossible to stock any type of fuel other than finding old Jerry's steel cans at an outrageous price and almost prohibitive.

Quality seems decent and you get multiple color options for spout sleeves, caps for various vents, new vents to convert newer 'safer' cans. in glasses with flexible spout and vent for faster pouring. I'm a bit worried about the durability of the materials as they seem a bit flimsy, but I bet if I'm careful not to over tighten the gasket it should be fine.

I have 5 jars of different brands and ages and none of the lids fit on any of the jars. Trademarks: Scepter, Midwest Can Company/TSG, Blitz, Garage Boss. The saving grace was that the spouts fit a couple of cans with existing lids. There were no 2 yellow caps (long rope) in the package. There are no instructions for installing anything, including vents. The vents don't look reliable and I would have trouble trusting them enough to poke holes in my glass. I have no idea what the little caps are…

There seems to be a lot of fittings and options to suit each glass. I assembled it but didn't use it directly. big mistake as I can't return them now. they are just of poor quality. The plastic is thin and cheap. The threads are not of good quality. They seem fine, but it's only when you actually use them for fueling that you see the problem. they flow. they are deformed. they drop out. tank, the nozzle suddenly deforms and pops out. This can result in fuel being spilled on you, your vehicle…

I have drilled my own plastic cans with a vent hole and use these spouts. You know what I'm talking about, an idiot engineering student's dream of saving the environment, which actually results in more gas being poured out and taking ten times as long to pour out. Goes in the same group as the lumberjack nuts that lead us to the mega fires we had. Oh, don't turn me on! Well, I'm self-taught anyway. And what about those hot tub temp controls that only work up to 104F? what to do with it PS - A…