Before the cold weather rolls in, it's easy to forget to remove unused gas from your lawn mower's engine. Here's why this ...

Dumping out unused fuel comes with a host of safety issues, but properly disposing of old lawn mower gas can be surprisingly ...

Unfortunately, gasoline has a finite shelf life, becoming "old," within a matter of only a month in some cases. If the gas in your mower is stale, the machine will be difficult to start, won't run ...

It is a bad idea to leave gas in a lawn mower over winter due to the internal problems it can cause. Do not mix old, stale gasoline from winter with new gas in spring. Dispose of the old gas first.

Gasoline is not only essential for many cars to run, but it is also needed to operate some outdoor power equipment. From choosing the right gas for your lawnmower to using gasoline for your snow ...

For those with yards that need mowing, it's rare to finish the last mowing before winter and the very last drop of gas in the mower at the same time. So what should you do with the gas that is left ...