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1. Gasoline should be carried only in containers certified by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) or The branch offers some tips on the propâ€" er way to use, store, carry, and dispose of the province‘s most misused fuel. "Everyone who handles gasoline can help protect their investment in equipment, their family and the environment by putting safety first," says Michael Philip, director of ministry‘s fuels safety branch. But fuels safety experts at Ontario‘s Ministry of consumer and commercial relaâ€" tions hope cottagers and others who use gasoline this summer will think about conâ€" sumerism in a broader sense. Many people think of consumer issues as simply smart shoppingâ€"comparing prices, or finding out about warranties and guarantees. 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Wipe up any spillage, and turn on the bilge blower, if you have one, for at least five minutes. On open craft with covered engines, open the hatches for ventilation. 8. Make sure there‘s no smell of gasoline before starting the engine. 6. When filling tanks, hold the nozzle firmly against the fill pipe and use a groundâ€" ing cable, if available, to prevent static elecâ€" tricity buildup. Never overfill the tank. 4. On cruisers, "cuddy cabin‘" outboard craft and sailcraft, close all doors and hatchâ€" explosions, frequently caused when the capâ€" tain fails to ensure gasoline fumes are cleared from the boat‘s bilge. 1. Tie the boat securely to the dock. 2. Switch off the engine, don‘t use elecâ€" trical switches and make sure all passengers are ashore. 3. Extinguish all open flames, permit no smoking within nine metres of the boat or pumps and have a fire extinguisher handy on the refueling dock. 5. 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