Wonder where should i go to dispose 2 cans of gasoline. Would any gas station happily takes them?

 

Stored in home 2 yrs ago when i did fuel tank repair. Now trunk got rust, need empty cans to drain the remaing fuel and drop tank again... pita.  ????

Edited December 25, 20187 yr by Coremouse

You might want to try a local b-quick or similar, petrol stations wont help. These service centers may take it for a few baht.....


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A local guy who services m/c would take it. 

But what will the shops do with it is the question ?

I have not heard of any place in LOS who will remove contaminates from oil so it may be reused. My guess - out the back door and on to the ground.

Just one quart of oil can contaminate up to a quarter million gallons of drinking water or cause an oil slick almost 2 acres in size.

Hence my statement that burning is the most environmentally friendly way to dispose of it.

On 12/25/2018 at 1:19 PM, canthai55 said:

But what will the shops do with it is the question ?

I have not heard of any place in LOS who will remove contaminates from oil so it may be reused. My guess - out the back door and on to the ground.

Just one quart of oil can contaminate up to a quarter million gallons of drinking water or cause an oil slick almost 2 acres in size.

Hence my statement that burning is the most environmentally friendly way to dispose of it.

There's plenty of 'counterfeit' motor oil around in Thailand, so I guess they used the old oils for that

On 12/25/2018 at 1:19 PM, canthai55 said:

But what will the shops do with it is the question ?

I have not heard of any place in LOS who will remove contaminates from oil so

Petrol/gasoline can be used as a parts cleaner by local mechanic,

old oil is taken by the "scavengers" that check the bins everyday..it can/is turned into diesel.

On 1/2/2019 at 4:20 AM, johng said:

 

old oil is taken by the "scavengers" that check the bins everyday..it can/is turned into diesel.

Also used for wood protection against termites....

On 12/29/2018 at 11:52 PM, digbeth said:

There's plenty of 'counterfeit' motor oil around in Thailand, so I guess they used the old oils for that

Same as Veedol ( Veedoil ? ) in UK I remember from years ago.

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