Where do I get rid of old gasoline from my lawn mower and blower???

Answer 1

Some auto repair shops have spent oil and other petroleum products picked up by a recycling service. Check the place that you get your oil changed.

Answer 2

If its not alot of gas just pour it into your car(unless the gas is really really old). one gallon of bad gas mixed with 20 isnt going to do any harm. If you have a high end car or sports car maybe you shouldnt do this. But if you have an older car or something that takes 87 octane... you;ll be fine. Either way I think it will be fine. I've heard of people that accidentally put a little diesel in their gas tanks by accident and have had no problems.
You could try just pouring a little at a time in your tank.

Answer 3

I put mine into my car. If the gas for the mower or blower has oil mixed in it, wait until you are filling the car's tank, to dilute the oil's impact on your car's performance and exhaust emissions. It's the safest way I know of.

Answer 4

i pour it in the tank of my truck, as long as it is from this summer/ fall. no problems to date, been doing this for about the last six years. another thing you could do is run the mower and blower until they run out. good luck, and happy holidays!

Answer 5

No one is going to give you cash for old broken down mowers. Put them to the curb, one at a time, with a sign that says "needs work - free to good home."

Answer 6

Ask anyk gasoline station where the nearest disposal point is.. Every city has several and when In doubt.. I ask the gasoline station(ask someone there who has a bit of intelligence of course)

Answer 7

Put it in a can with out a top and lite it.

Answer 8

call the county land fill they except hazardus waste and can tell you how to do it

Answer 9

GIVE IT TO THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR