Gas stations won't let you fill kitty litter jugs and 5 gallon bubbler jugs with guzzoline because it's a fire hazard. Pretty sure gas cans are designed to be low-static and not produce any kind of sparks

>>2857651
They're going to be too busy tending to customers to watch me put oil into a bottle.

>>2857651
Idk, the number of people filling trash bags in their trunks full of gas before every major hurricane makes me doubt that the gas station wagies give enough of a shit to do anything other than record idiots committing Rube Goldberg suicide.

>>2857665
>people filling trash bags in their trunks full of gas
This rings a vague bell for some reason. Was this a big thing on the news a few years ago? I don't live anywhere near hurricane-prone areas but this sounds familiar to me.

>>2857668
Any time people have to evacuate the authorities have to beg morons to not fill “unapproved” containers. It happens during gas shortages too, like when Colonial Pipeline had that ransomware attack and stopped delivering gas to the South East, and in other countries too, like when Russia was having inconsistent supply in rural oblasts due to refinery bombings.

>>2857668
There's a viral video of an asian lady filling up a grocery store plastic shopping bag with gasoline trying to transport it somewhere and it melts and spills all over the ground.

>>2857673
I'm not paying $30 for a 1 gallon gasoline bottle with one of those cuck spouts when I can just keep my 5L oil bottles next oil change. I just need to find one which can fit a gasoline nozzle.

>>2857676
The “repair nozzle kits” typically have multiple thread adapters. One should fit, I’d think.

>>2857650
Glass, steel etc. You can usually find jerry cans at the tip shop though and they're made for it. I have six I got for nothing.

>>2857679
I'm looking more off-the-shelf things that can be repurposed for gasoline bottles once used.

>>2857651
It's no sparks. It's venting and pressure in a hot environment.

>>2857675
>Asians are smart

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>>2857650
Depends on how much you're needing to store, but you really should just use purpose-made containers. They're cheap and significantly better than anything makeshift.

>>2857651
Someone post the video of the chic pumping gas into a grocery bag.

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>>2857676
Protip:

The cuck spout law only applies to motor vehicles (i.e. legally road cars).
Marine applications are exempt and you can get normal gas cans at your local boat shop.
But in reality you should be running race cans anyways.

DEF jugs work and theyre free. Check the caps the seal usually falls off when you open it probly to deter reuse.