On Wed, 09 Nov 2005 12:36:42 GMT, "Oscar_Lives"
wrote:

|
| "Steveo" wrote in message
| ...
| (Tom Miller) wrote:
| On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 01:57:59 GMT, "FDR"
| wrote:
|
| | I have a couple of gallons of old gasoline, probably at least a year
| | old. I suppose I could dispose of it properly, but I was wondering
| | of it could be "revived" somehow or used instead?
| |
| |
| Only two gallons of just one year old gas? Dump it into your car's gas
| tank and get new gas for the mower. The gas is not that old in the
| first place and there's not enough of it to cause a problem to your
| auto in the second place. Please don't dump it on the ground or use it
| for weed killer, as this is environmentally damaging. In my state,
| it's illegal. People get caught and fined for doing it.
|
| Exactly right!
|
| Please -do not- dump fossil fuel on the ground, you can add that much to
| your car tank and never notice a difference in performance.....if you dump
| that much on the ground, you will kill everything in the soil that's close
| by -and- some fish in your nearest body of water.
|
|
| Why not dump in on the ground? Better yet--poor it down an old well. Gas
| and oil came from the ground. Put it back where it came from and be done
| with it.


How about you make soup out of it and feed it to your family. Or salad
dressing. It's harmless, right?