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I wondered what/how they would do.. Thanks for letting us know the results.

So that's where all the simple good gas cans went from the US!!!:lol:

I don't know as I use thier brand can with it which are also well built....

https://www.midlandhardware.com/105595.html "NO Spill" is the brand. Best one I found as I don't like smelling like gas for the whole day or dump it all over while working on people's properties/driveways. I don't know if they make them for other cans or not as that is the brand gas cans I have....

I guess that guy does not do any outdoor work.... 5 gallon is useful but a 2.2 gallon WTF every bottle I mix is either 1 gallon or 2.5 gallons for 2 cycle gas... Might be a good invention with an extremely poor execution....

I ran out of Fuel when we first boat our one boat. Luckily there was a bunch of us up at the lake. Had a friend run up to the one store on the lake and he bought a 2.5 gallon can for $39 so he could bring gas back to me.. Anyway it would not work, then some little "pen" spring fell out. I could...

No links just going by memory... I saw 2 stories over the years about it on 60 minutes and or 20/20 about feuding neighbors and lawsuits over unsealed asphalt millings... These were big applications. Part of that dust is silica from cutting it. I am sure you heard of law suits from Silicosis...

Exactly.. It's used a lot it just has to be bonded or sealed over. It just how they treat lead paint and asbestos as long as it's sealed it's fine.

No not in Pa. but I am sure there have been some. I have heard of a few but the biggest one was a big farm out in the Mid west. Guy put it on his entire driveway and it was long like 1/2 mile and the neighboring house had to close all of their windows as the semi's rolled in and out of the farm...

"Lot of black dust" I am sure that guy was happy to dispose of it as everywhere I know of they do not allow that as driveway material. I know people use it but not in residential areas. The black dust is a proven carcinogen and people have sued and won damages from poor air quality in their...