Gasoline disposal

[Lifter]

Where can this be done
Lower mainland
And I have more than 25ltrs
Maybe 100ltrs

 

[wishiniwasfishin1]

http://www.rcbc.ca/resources/faqs/automotive3

This is a link to all the places in the lowermainland for gas. I was looking into used oil recycling yesterday..not gas. There is a hotline you can call.. They may not take all of your gas though...says they only take 75L per person per year.

 

[pescador]

Right down at Terminal and Clarke area. I just did it last week. Needs to be inside an approved ULC container. You might have to get a couple of people and split up the volume.

 

[FisherTim]

http://www.rcbc.ca/resources/faqs/automotive3

This is a link to all the places in the lowermainland for gas. I was looking into used oil recycling yesterday..not gas. There is a hotline you can call.. They may not take all of your gas though...says they only take 75L per person per year.

The way I read and interpreted it, it seems like you only get reimbursed for 75 liters' worth, but can drop off more....

 

[Califbill]

If you have the mow and blow guys doing lawns in your area, see if they want it. Seems as if lawn mowers do not care what octane mostly.

 

[Dogbreath]

If you have the mow and blow guys doing lawns in your area, see if they want it. Seems as if lawn mowers do not care what octane mostly.

Yeah I was thinking the same thing-lawn mowers are still pretty primitive machines.

 

[Seafever]

"An approved ULC container (red jerry can)" is what it says for my location.......on the site. No bigger than 25 litres.

Would plastic containers qualify? Haven't seen metal red jerry cans around for awhile......

 

[JAC]

Makes good fire starter for camping