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The one for Kerosene is marked with flammable stickers on both sides and is in a more hidden place than the one with water. It's really pretty surprising how much of a fire line you can put out with that little stream of water. -
I've given up doing my own for hardware and rely on the organizers in Ace hardware. I don't know if it's just being at the lake, but ours has a great selection of stainless steel and galvanized too.
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And most of my crap should have been tossed years ago and I still add to it.
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Nice. If I really want to kill some time... You have a higher quality of scrap than I do :-) More seriously, that's pretty much what I'm thinking.
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