How to Safely Store Popular Emergency Fuels

One of the questions we are asked most often is “Where is the safest place to store gasoline (or diesel or kerosene or Coleman fuel or butane or propane or alcohol) for an emergency? The answer is ... it depends. The answer varies by individual fuel and living circumstances.

If you live on a 10 acre farm you have significantly more options than if you live in a one bedroom apartment. The problem is that fuel is critical for survival for everyone. You need it to boil water, cook your food, power communications, and to keep from freezing to death.

In this video we are going to review basic principles to help you safely store the most popular emergency fuels. Don’t believe everything you read on the internet when it comes to safely storing fuel. Be sure to conduct your own research to ensure that your information is accurate.

Improper fuel storage could result in poor performing fuels at best and loss of life and property at worst. Don’t risk it!

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