Midwest Can (MWC7600) 5 Gallon Auto Shutoff Kerosene Can

• Meets new legal requirements for portable fuel containers
• Shuts off automatically when your tank is full
• Eliminates evaporative emissions
• CARB Complaint

I live in the Northeast and suffered through both Hurricane Sandy and Blizzard Nemo. As bad as Sandy was no power for over ten days in a way Nemo was worse. First time the wind blew, power went out and stayed out for three days. But unlike Sandy, there was no way to get out my streets were under two feet of snow. Being trapped in the cold and dark was scary, and when the temperature dipped to 13 degrees the next night, I was really worried some pipes might burst.

After the storm, I decided to stock up on supplies and to keep a good supply of kerosene and other fuels in the house. The Midwest Can 5 gallon can was just what I wanted: blue (so I don't confuse it with gasoline), easy to pour and with a fairly sturdy auto-shutoff. A pair of these and my two kerosene heaters can probably keep my house from freezing for at least a day or two in an emergency.

Otherwise, what can you say about a kerosene can? It's rugged enough plastic and looks like it will last a long time. Glad to have it, as they are difficult to find locally and almost impossible in a storm.

Only issue is that the shipper was a bit slow about three weeks from order to delivery.

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5 gallon kerosene contain Holds Kerosene I works! No noted K1 odors from the container but it is kept ouside

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I use this Midwest Can to store fuel in for the heater which I use to heat the home with.