Posted by Bruce from Can. on October 04, 2019 at 15:21:20 from (74.12.72.61):
So you buy a bucket of oil, and you need to get a few quarts out for a oil change. How do you pour your oil out of a full 5gal pail , without slopping your oil?? I lay the pail on its side, with the pour spout to the top. The I take off the lid, hold my measuring container/pitcher under the spout, and roll the pail , which is as I said on its side. Very easy to control the flow, and easy to stop the flow by just rolling the pail so the spout is to the top. Sounds very simple, and maybe many of you are already doing this. But every so often, I watch as somebody takes the cap off the spout, grabs the bucket by the handle, and attempts to pout the oil out, while the bucket gulps for air, and the oil flows everywhere. Do you roll pails?
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