Lit my garage on fire tonight.

Good work! Based on your account, I'd say you should give them 4 stars since the whole igniting your garage was a result of either not reading or ignoring the warning on the can. Really shouldn't ding someone for something they took steps to warn you about.

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Originally Posted by BladesNBarrels

I like the warning on the covered steel can -

Empty Every Night

Uh, where?

[Dunno]

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Neighbor's dumpster, near a protest zone...

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Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter

Good work! Based on your account, I'd say you should give them 4 stars since the whole igniting your garage was a result of either not reading or ignoring the warning on the can. Really shouldn't ding someone for something they took steps to warn you about.

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Tone doesn't always convey in writing. My inner monologue is the screenplay for 'Office Space' as read aloud by Billy D Williams. Which is to say 95% of what I post comes from the place of Gen X ironic detachment. I hold Rustoleum at no fault whatsoever, and I plan on buying another can of the stuff to finish the job.

Edit: The job of staining the cabinet, not burning my house down.

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Originally Posted by TFOGGER

Neighbor's dumpster, near a protest zone...

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Funny, but maybe too soon? [Coffee]

My understanding is that you can put rags in an empty paint can and seal the lid. Keeps the oxygen away and prevents spontaneous combustion.

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Originally Posted by Gman

Funny, but maybe too soon? [Coffee]

My understanding is that you can put rags in an empty paint can and seal the lid. Keeps the oxygen away and prevents spontaneous combustion.

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Thanks for that response.
My question actually was serious.
The directions say to fill the canister with water and put the rags in the water.
And then empty the canister every night.
So, I guess you would need multiple empty paint cans or some big ones.
I guess burning the rags in the firepit would not be an alternative.