Milk jugs

[Whitewill1412]

No not boobies. I just want to know if a plastic milk jug will hold gas without melting like Styrofoam does

 

[Wrench]

It'll hold gas good enough to transfer gas, it won't melt , but don't store gas in a plastic milk jug, over time it'll eventually dissolve

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

No not boobies. I just want to know if a plastic milk jug will hold gas without melting like Styrofoam does

A plastic milk jug is much more vulnerable to punctures than a plastic gas container is.

 

[GW's Motorized]

It'll work for temporary

 

[Whitewill1412]

I was just gonna use it to measure out a gallon

 

[darwin]

One gallon gas can that's approve will run ya $10 if ya shop around. It's a good investment and a lot safer. Plus the new trigger dispensers are great.

 

[GW's Motorized]

One gallon gas can that's approve will run ya $10 if ya shop around. It's a good investment and a lot safer. Plus the new trigger dispensers are great.

It'll cost about the same as milk nowadays lol

 

[Wrench]

No not boobies.

I don't have boobies,

 

[Will'smotobikes19]

One gallon gas can that's approve will run ya $10 if ya shop around. It's a good investment and a lot safer. Plus the new trigger dispensers are great.

I have 2 or 3 1 gallon tanks going to be good to use for the 43cc 2 stroke I just got. Don't know without checking how much oil 25:1 is, looked it up 5.1 ounces per gallon

 

[Whitewill1412]

One gallon gas can that's approve will run ya $10 if ya shop around. It's a good investment and a lot safer. Plus the new trigger dispensers are great.

I have plenty of gas cans. Don't need another. I just don't have a 1 gallon can. The smallest I have is 1 1/4 gallon. So I can use a milk jug to measure out 1 gallon from one of the bigger cans that are right now full of gas