I just clean the dirty air filter in the kerosene in my parts washer and it stays in there. Use it over and over and over. I dont wash anything down the drain.

 

Problem for me is disposal of used gasoline or kerosene. How do you get rid of it? Specially if you don't have a part washer, where I suppose the solvent is filtered and reused.

 

My nearby city offers a free oil and fuel disposal site along with every other recycle item you can think of. I keep a few 5-quart oil jugs on hand for all my vehicle oil changes. I pour the few ounces of gas used to clean the air filter into one of the used oil jugs with oil. When I get about 10 jugs full of used oil, I haul them over to the recycle center when I'm headed to town on a given day.

No-Toil is good stuff too. I just like the dual stage UNI a little better. Cleaning solvent and gasoline is about the only thing I can get to cut most of these quality air filter oils. After the gas on the filter dries completely, I wash the filter in a small bucket of warm detergent water. Works darned well, but there's always more than one way to skin a cat, as they say.

 

use it to start bon fires.

 

Washing in solvents or gas is a pain, then you STILL have to wash in soap and water. With Notoil, you just use the soap and water. If you're in a hurry, pop it into the dryer, and you're ready to ride in 5 minutes.

 

No solvents.
Soap and water, and if you're in a hurry, pop it into the dryer, and you're ready to ride in a few minutes.

 

Ah, thinking of it, I may have access to such a facility. Will check.

 

It's an idea, but one wash produces nearly enough solvent to start all the fires for one summer I switched to notoil last year, thus will use the dirty gas I accumulated before for the next few years...

 

Oh you younger generation. It's all about now, now, now with no regard to patience and hard work.

 

Time flies so fast at my age, I need to maximize my time.