I dont know if we are on the same page
Those inexpensive, plastic and common plastic gas cans with the spring loaded device on the nozzle are awful, un safe, poor design and leak, and gets my #1 POS award. I have removed them all. I have been working with flammable chemicals, other chemicals, infectious agents, etc for 40 yrs consider myself and my employer safe and safe workplace (zero, repeat fire accidents in 40 yrs and we use xylene like coffee). At work we have Justrtite or Eagle metal safety cans with spring loaded cap to dispense various chemicals and solvents. These are a royal pain to use and easy, I mean very easy, to have a spill. We have spill kits all over the lab. Safety means dispensing is safe and practical , and not obtuse and making it difficult, complicated and or accident prone. We spent alot time and money making our workplace safe and regular safety audits not the desktop jockey ones reading a checklist, I mean someone watching and taping work, and watching a another Power Point talk discuss the results. I may not be the best mechanic, boat repair person or fisherman but I am well trained working in the lab working with chemicals and infectious agents. The Admiral was on safety committee at a local multi billion dollar pharma company for 30 yrs, and they do everything from soup to nuts, and she is an excellent resource and sees large spills, way more than 5 gallons. How about 40, 000 liters spill? You better order some Depends LOL
Again I ferry gas to my boat and dispense, and not for long term storage
The jug I bought is made to handle gas except the vendor didn't register with UL and other places for the gas storage to obtain a gas rating and want to spend more money for the brand name ones like JUggs bc RuraL KING has these for $20 plus tax
The jugs are better, thicker cell wall, and well made It has a vent whereas the inexpensive ones may not and these the cell wall thickness are inconsistent and just drop one of the inexpensive full of gas and watch the side split and that stupid safety nozzle and assembly fly off
For both types, I remove the entire cap just like it is removed when filling
I remove the cap and dispense into a large funnel that the opening is large as iPad and dispense
It is fast and doesn't take long to empty and easy, in my little mind, better than using a safety nozzle
I bought the jug too bc the opening after removing the cap is larger than other jugs, and will dispense better with less than chance of spilling or slipping out of my hand
but I dont know everything and have an open mind so let me have it . Thanks a million