[skyguy79]

Originally Posted by CTgolfer

We shop gas prices and have found a few locations on 411 that are less than elsewhere. We bring a 5 gallon can, fill the golf cart and fill the car with the remainder... this way we don't store the gasoline in the garage. Works for us.

Any decision about storing gas should be made in an informed manner. HERE is a good document to read before making any such decisions!

www.safetyinsider.com/pdf/Gasoline.pdf

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by CTgolfer

We shop gas prices and have found a few locations on 411 that are less than elsewhere. We bring a 5 gallon can, fill the golf cart and fill the car with the remainder... this way we don't store the gasoline in the garage. Works for us.

Whre is 411??

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Whre is 411??

Typo probably. '441' would be my guess......

Bill

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Bill-n-Brillo

Typo probably. '441' would be my guess......

Bill

Do ya think?

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Do ya think?

Yeah.......though I suppose I could have said, "'Whre is 411?' That's just up the street from the 711............"

Bill

[batman911]

Skyguy79,

Stupid and gasoline are a bad mixture. Storing 5 gallons of gas in your garage is OK as long as you use an approved container and keep it away from any heat or spark sources (think gas water heater). It is no different than parking your vehicle in the garage with 20 gallons of gas in the tank.

[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by batman911

Skyguy79,

Stupid and gasoline are a bad mixture. Storing 5 gallons of gas in your garage is OK as long as you use an approved container and keep it away from any heat or spark sources (think gas water heater). It is no different than parking your vehicle in the garage with 20 gallons of gas in the tank.

Not only gas water heater which most of us don't have, but any electric motor sparks as garage door openers. I feel much better keeping my gas can on the patio or Lanai.