Midwest Can 5610 Safe-Flo Auto Shut Off 5 Gallon Gas Can – Durable Fuel Containers with FlameShield Safety System & Quick-Flow Spout - Red - 1 Pack

I’ve been using the Midwest Can 5 Gallon No Spill Gas Can for a few months now, and it’s one of the most well-designed fuel cans I’ve owned. The no-spill spout works exactly as advertised—fuel only flows when you press the button, which makes it super easy to control and virtually eliminates messes or overflow.The build quality is solid, with a thick, durable plastic that feels like it can handle years of use. It seals tightly, so there’s no odor or leakage when stored, and the handle design makes it easy to pour even when the can is full.Perfect for lawn equipment, generators, or vehicles—this gas can is safe, efficient, and reliable. Definitely recommend it to anyone tired of cheap cans that spill everywhere!

The Midwest Model 5600 - 5 Gallon Spill Proof Gas Can is a fantastic product! It’s incredibly sturdy and does an excellent job preventing spills. The design is easy to use with a no-spill mechanism, making it ideal for safely transferring fuel without messes. The 5-gallon capacity is perfect for my needs, and the durable construction ensures it will last for years. I also appreciate the wide spout for easy pouring. Whether you’re storing fuel for a generator, lawnmower, or any other equipment, this gas can is a must-have. Highly recommend!

Works as advertised! Hate the gov regulations on gas cans

This gas can is built tough and doesn’t leak at all. The no-spill feature is a game changer, especially when fueling small engines. It’s well-balanced when full, and the spout locks securely. Makes fuel storage and transport much safer and easier. Great product all around!

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The negative reviews are correct. This can is frustrating to use and too prone to leakage. The nozzle has a clever design that makes it difficult to use, especially when dispensing into automobiles where a recessed gas tank opening doesn’t provide enough room to hold the trigger while awkwardly pressing the nozzle against the opening in a certain angle. And after putting up with this thing for a couple of years, now it leaks a lot when dispensing. Overall, a clever but impractical solution with a faulty nozzle.

Took me a little while to figure out how to use this. No real good directions. I eventually figured it out. By pressing the lowest part of the red button in you can then lift and put the black lip onto the edge of the gas tank opening and with the weight of the bottle pressing down it will slide the red button down and allow for the gas to leave the gas can. Just be careful and make sure you have it pointed straight down into the tank because if now it will flow out and hit the sides and splash out like it did for me. lol

OK it is a gas can, but no tab inlet restrictions. Spout works better then I thought it would. Just needs to be used to loosen up. Spring tension is not horrible for spout. Spout is air vent also. Update: left spout on, plastic contianer imploded ! Sucking in three side about an inch ! Cap sealed alright.