Disposing of old fuel?

your local recycle center should take it

 

Burn it.

 

Funny that mate, had he same issue a few weeks back, 20L jerry can I use for my genny, it had sat around for a year, had no need to use the genny until now.

Stuck it in the wifes car, what they don't know, don't hurt em

 

I have several 20l Jerry cans for my ride on mower, and they regularly sit there for 6-18 months. I use it in the mower or help a bonfire get going, I like a big bonfire and having a house to refurb means lots of flammable stuff which is cheaper to burn than skip. If it's just 4ltrs and it looks clear, as in no bits in it, then just put it into a car bit by bit over the coming weeks. 1/2l or 1l mixed into 40 or 50 in a car shouldn't do any harm, well unless the car is diesel


EDIT: Just saw you posted it was a two stroke as I was hammering the keyboard doh!!

 

Stick it in your bike might smoke a bit tho,put diesel in a thou smoked like a Chelsea tractor ended up changing plugs ant tank but ran mint if not too much 2 stroke should be okay

 

I use petrol and a brush to clean my chain and if im doing any striping i trow the bolts and nuts in petrol to give them a clean with a brush.

 

12 months is nothing, of course it'll still be flamable.

Shove it in the Mower if it's Petrol, bit of 2 stroke Oil will do no harm.

Failing that any local groundsworker or Gardener who uses Petrol Hedge-trimmers, Chainsaws etc will gladly have it off U

 

Are we talking about £5 quids worth of fuel?

Guess I best not say what is do with it then..... Must be a right bad person

 

Bonfire I tell 'ee

 

^^^^ a worthy concept....

Personally.... I'd have just put it in the fridge

 

Erm.... I meant inside!!

It's surprisingly refreshing cold

 

You could put it in the Repsol buddy

I mean it's not like it could get any slower is it.....

 

I use stuff like that for any old rough cleaning jobs, old paint brushes/rollers, degreaser, cleaning my hands etc. It's always handy to have around.
Mike.