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Egad. What a thread.... 
Eh, you might keep that old fuel around as a general cleaning solvent. I’ve seen guys use old gas and a paintbrush on dirty engine parts (if that was something you were constantly into). I’ve never done it (yet) because I didn't want to mess with the stinky old gas.
I’ve also used stale gasoline to quick start my burn barrel when I burn yard debris, tree limbs, etc.
I think you can dispose of old gas at recycling centers, if you have one that also recycles used oil.
But the crux of the whole matter is you must have clean, fresh, high quality gasoline for this small engine hobby. Despite our “advanced civilization and technology” the enviro whackos have foisted some pretty crappy gasoline on us. We’re kind of in a gasoline Dark Age with the advent of enthanol (corn squeezin’s) additives.

Eh, you might keep that old fuel around as a general cleaning solvent. I’ve seen guys use old gas and a paintbrush on dirty engine parts (if that was something you were constantly into). I’ve never done it (yet) because I didn't want to mess with the stinky old gas.
I’ve also used stale gasoline to quick start my burn barrel when I burn yard debris, tree limbs, etc.
I think you can dispose of old gas at recycling centers, if you have one that also recycles used oil.
But the crux of the whole matter is you must have clean, fresh, high quality gasoline for this small engine hobby. Despite our “advanced civilization and technology” the enviro whackos have foisted some pretty crappy gasoline on us. We’re kind of in a gasoline Dark Age with the advent of enthanol (corn squeezin’s) additives.
