In short, in a dry enclosed area. This applies to all fuels. If you are going to be running a stove or small output boiler, then your garage or outside shed will be sufficient. We supply bagged wood pellets in single pallet lots. The dimensions of the pallet are 3.5ft by 3.5ft by 6.5ft. If the entrance to your shed can accommodate this then, the pallet can be stored here. If left on the pallet then the bags of pellets will be off the ground.

Unopened fuel which is stored out of direct sunlight is literally good for years. We have opened 10-year old containers and had the fuel be fully potent and usable. However, in general it is a good idea to use the fuel off your shelves annually, especially if exposed to sunlight. Once fuel has been opened, it has been exposed to air which includes moisture. Both water and sunlight are your fuel's enemy, so the more frequently or the longer it is exposed the more rapidly it will deteriorate. See similar questions...

Not recommended. Fuel can be stored up to approx. 5 months, before complete breakdown of the fuel. Basic rule: Leave tank empty, with "on/off" knob (#111) turned to the 12:00 position. Make sure air-bleeder valve (Part #13) on guage is open. SEE SAFETY TIPS See similar questions...

Bioheat® fuel is the industry-accepted term for any blend of pure biodiesel with conventional high or low sulfur home heating oil. The heating oil must meet its specification, ASTM D 396 and the biodiesel must meet its ASTM specification, ASTM D 6751, before blending them together. See similar questions...

Fuel injection is a replacement for the carburetors that were around since the dawn of the automobile. There are many basic types of fuel injection, but we should start by saying what a fuel injector is - it's basically an atomizer, something that sprays a mist of gasoline into the air. This helps the gas to mix better with the air and stay in an even suspension, so that it burns more evenly and creates less pollution and more power. (Think of cooking spray vs. See similar questions...

Suppositories should be stored in your freezer and used when frozen as well. Frozen suppositories are easier to insert. Room temperature suppositories will deform upon insertion. See similar questions...

If the car is not going to be used for three months or longer, the cell should be drained, dried out and stored in a dry, cool environment. See similar questions...

Gallons is standard on outboard models. If you want power with outboards the following are the maximums: See similar questions...

Stored fuel will not hurt your gas can. However, due to a potential loss of octane of the fuel during periods of long storage, Blitz recommends that you not use our gas cans for long term storage. See similar questions...

EPA estimates are based on laboratory tests conducted by manufacturers according to federal regulations. EPA re-tests about 10% of vehicle models to confirm manufacturer's results. For more detailed information, visit our page on How Vehicles Are Tested. See similar questions...

If your fuel economy is excessively low, your vehicle may need to be serviced or repaired. You may want to contact your dealer or a reputable repair facility to check your vehicle. See similar questions...

Fuel varies between $0.05 to $0.87 a litre (Venezula and French Guyane), diesel is always cheaper than petrol. The usual price in almost all other countries is around $0.25 to $0.35 a litre. Fuel is plentiful and easy to find unless you're really lost! LPG is also very common so a trip with a big gassed up V8 would be on the cards! See similar questions...

That depends on how big a cliff you push it off of! Seriously, it varies quite a bit, depending on speed, wind, and fuel type. We can depend on a solid 18 liters/100 kilometers (13 miles/gallon) over long Interstate highways at 100 k/h (65 m/h). We've calculated as good as 16 l/100km (15 m/g) at highway speeds with a nice tail wind. Biodiesel seems to be slightly less, straight vegetable oil (SVO) seems to be slightly more. See similar questions...