A: Hi Neighbor, yes, you can use a manual quart/gallon fluid pump (or a battery-operated fuel transfer pump) to extract gas from a pressure washer's tank. However, the pump must be explicitly rated for handling flammable liquids (gasoline and kerosene).

A: Hi Neighbor- Yes, you can likely pump cooking oil with a quart/gallon fluid pump, as they're designed for various fluids like engine oil, gear lube, and even gasoline, but ensure it's a non-detergent oil for pump longevity, use it for short-term tasks, and always check the pump's material compatibility (look for oil-safe plastics) for safe, drip-free transfer, especially from quart bottles to engines or other containers.

A: Hi Neighbor! Yes, some quart/gallon fluid pumps can safely pump gasoline, particularly those designed as general fluid transfer pumps with compatible materials and those specifically advertised for gasoline and other fuels. However, you must confirm the pump is made from compatible materials for flammable liquids and not solely for non-flammable fluids like oils or detergents.

A: Hi Neighbor! This product is threaded for Quart and Gallon containers.

A: Hi Neighbor! Fits both quart and gallon size containers

A: Hi Anonymous, please contact your local TSC store for on hand counts. This item can currently be shipped to home or store. If you need assistance placing on order, please call our Customer Solutions 877-718-6750.