Now that gas prices have come down from their highs, a lot of people may be wondering if they will shoot up again, and whether it’s a good idea to store some gas while prices are manageable. That would involve storing gas in a can. But how long does gas last in a can?
If you’ve ever wondered how long gas can last in a can, you’re not alone. Whether you’re preparing for an emergency or just want to ensure you’re always stocked up, it’s an important question to consider. The amount of time that gas lasts has an impact on the efficiency and cost of your projects. In this blog post, we’ll cover all the basics you need to know about how long gas can last in a can and what you can do to make sure it doesn’t go bad. Read on to learn more. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE
In the last several months I have used 35 gallons of gas which I have stored since 2017. This fuel was for use in my generators when the power goes down, but I never used it. Long term storage was aided by adding STABIL. I have found no problems with using this gas after 5 1/2 years in 5-gallon Gerry cans which were stored in a fuel locker I built and out of direct sunlight. Gas prices have begun to go up again so I must refill my Gerry cans and add STABIL once again while the price is right. In Oregon it is against the law to pump your own gas and in today's world it's also against the law to fill Gerry cans at the gas station. They won't do it so I fill up my PU truck and syphon gas from it into the cans.
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