Kerosene Can, California Air Resources Board Compliant, 5 Gallons Capacity

Introducing the No Spill 5 gallon CARB compliant kerosene can, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This professional-quality kerosene can is designed to provide safe, efficient, and balanced pouring for all your fuel needs. Whether you are a homeowner, contractor, or professional in Grass valley, this kerosene can is an essential tool for handling kerosene with ease and confidence.

• CARB compliant design:Meets California Air Resources Board standards, ensuring environmentally responsible use.
• Specially proportioned rear handle:Provides balanced pouring, reducing spills and improving control during use.
• Push-button control:Allows for precise flow management, making pouring safer and more convenient.
• Automatic flow stop:Stops the flow automatically to prevent overpouring and spills.
• Large neck opening:Facilitates easy filling and cleaning of the can.
• Professional quality construction:Built to withstand regular use and provide reliable performance.
• Compatible with #0206 6-inch flex spout extension:Enhances pouring flexibility and reach.
• 3-year limited warranty:Offers peace of mind with durable, long-lasting quality.

This kerosene can is ideal for a variety of practical uses in Grass valley. Whether you need to refuel heaters, lamps, or other kerosene-powered equipment, the balanced handle and push-button control make pouring clean and efficient. Homeowners can safely store and dispense kerosene for emergency heating, while professionals can rely on its durability and spill-resistant features on job sites. The large neck opening also makes refilling quick and hassle-free, saving time during busy projects.
In summary, the No Spill 5 gallon CARB compliant kerosene canis a must-have for anyone in Grass valley, CA who values safety, convenience, and professional-grade quality. Available now at Grass Valley, this kerosene can will help you manage your fuel needs with confidence and ease.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.