When storing large amounts of gasoline in the home, is it okay to smoke?

Answer 1

Yes, move all of your belongings outside and smoke there. Keep the large amounts of fuel inside where it is safe.

I can identify with you as I am from FL and we have tons of gas stored here during hurricane season. Its a precious commodity during those black outs. But between me and you, I only used the generator to keep the fish filters and bubbles flowing. Screw the fridge....

Answer 2

I have moved as of a week ago and sitting on the couch smoking and looked over and saw the half full gasoline can and all worked out....better check my isurance

Answer 3

it is ok to smoke, but you need to spread the gasoline out first... pour it all over throughout every room... too much of it in one place will make the explosion bigger than you probably want and could char your walls (& worse yet, the concussion of the explosion could damage your hearing)

Answer 4

Of course. As long as your house is not next to anyone else's, is close to the fire department, your life insurance is paid up (and made out to me) and you want to go out with a bang, then go ahead and smoke.

Answer 5

Only if the containers are open and there a slight trace of liquid spilling out and into the floor.

Answer 6

Will you loosen up? put that smoke between those lush velvet lips and lit it directly from your gas stove flame. jUst watchin you bend over and singing your eyebrows off gets me bothered, light me one now, dammit.

Answer 7

I'd smoke outside the house just to keep it safe.

Answer 8

Well Darlin' if the fumes haven't gotten to you yet, then I supposed it be ok. Gotta have some excitement in life.

Answer 9

Only if smoke away from the gasoling.

Answer 10

Just as long as you aren't running with the scissors, I guess it's OK.