I see the occasional stain at a gas station that might be spilled
gasoline, but it tends to be a few drops. I have occasionally had the
filler hose drip a drop or two as I am replacing it on the pump. The
only time I have ever encountered a large-scale spill was the time,
years ago, that someone had left the hose handle in the latched-open
position, so that it started spewing gasoline as soon as I flipped up
the lever to select the fuel type.
On 06/10/2015 08:35 AM, johnw wrote:
On Jun 10, 2015, at 9:16 PM, Paul Johnson <ba...@ursamundi.org
<mailto:ba...@ursamundi.org>> wrote:
Selective blindness? California's not exactly been an exception when
I've been there.
Lived there until I was 32, and pumped enough gas just for myself to
drive 300,000 miles.
Yea, there are shitty stations, but usually that is a function of the
neighborhood, not the pumps.
Or it is an issue with the maintenance of the cars (leaking oil and
fluids, which happens a lot) -again not really an issue of people
spilling at the pumps.
My mother has lived there her whole life (60+), and I don’t ever see
her car with a gasoline spill stain around her filler-cap door.
yea, it’s anecdotal, but it’s my impression.
I’d worry more about the spills in the bathroom…. Those seem more
hazardous ><
Javbw
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