There should be no petrol sitting for you to be able to get it on your hands when you fill up or close the cap :S
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There should be no petrol sitting for you to be able to get it on your hands when you fill up or close the cap :S
Think it just dribbles when I take it out :PQuote:
Originally Posted by scottish
You should have stopped pumping by time you go to pull it outQuote:
Originally Posted by Martin
With the pumps here even after you stop pumping there's sometimes a little bit left in the nozzle :P Hence why you see people like shake it a bit sometimes to get the last few drops out.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish
Yes do you not shake it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin
I pump it either until it gets full or until a specific amount (altho typically these days I just do it until full) then shake it a slight bit then put it back.
In the 7 years I've been driving I've never seen a slight bit spilled :P
You guys must be more careful up there then haha! :( It's always on the floor and stuff here! Occasionally even after shaking it a bit still dribbles into the floor! To be fair though the pumps in my town are probably like 100 years old!Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish
In my 8 years driving I've seen quite a few spillages! :P
Lads are we still talking about petrol or....
anyway I thought of another one which is baking bread!!! We used to have a bread machine when I was little and I loved waking up in the mornings to the smell of freshly baked bread so ye
Love the smell of ethanol, idk why lol
Love the smell of brownies cooking in the oven, pies, hot chocolate, and the smell of steak cooking.