Following a series of policy initiatives targeting everyday appliances such as gas stoves, air conditioners, water heaters, and dishwashers, the Biden regime now sets its sights on portable gas generators in the name of climate change.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has proposed a policy that, if implemented, would pull nearly all existing portable gas generators off the market.
I think the "gasoline" devices are beneficial, but should be put to better more efficient use than generating electricity like cramming these assholes in a sealed room and pumping in the exhaust fumes from a few dozen generators.
If we are going to use a gas powered piece of equipment to dispose of the idiots that stalk the halls of Congress, I suggest we do it right, and use an industrial sized wood chipper. The resulting ground up so called ruling class could then be used to feed domesticated animals such as pigs or chickens, to cut down on the cost of bringing them to market. I have no problem eating animals that have been raised on organic protein. We see it all the time will chickens or pigs, when an animal accidentally falls into the cages. The animals are on the in pig or chicken like white on rice.
Less than two years to go but I stagger at the damage he has done in just over two years. I fear America will never be put back together. All the Kings horses and all the Kings men......
What happens 6 hours after the first hurricane? Everyone's fridges and freezer's stop cooling. No one has lights, or heat or a.c. And no one can cook. After hurricane Frederick in 1977, one mile from the beach, we were without power for 8 days. 5 minutes northwest, they were without power for 45 days.
Looks to me like they want us totally dependent on electricity. That gives them the control they're seeking since they can flip off the power and blame it on an EMP or globull warming.
I considered a generator, and decided it's too much trouble. You need to start it once a month to make sure it works when you need it. I have a friend who learned what happens when you don't start it for a few years, no power output. Then, there's keeping the gas fresh, at 2.5 gal per day. For Anon who was without power for 8 days, that's a lot of gas, 15 or 20 gallons. That's quite a lot to keep fresh, and it's not likely you can just go buy it when the SHTF. A generator without gas is just like not having one.
Ohmigosh, going out and starting a generator once a month is too much trouble for you?
Most people know you don't run that generator 24 hours a day. During a power outage, you'll run it for a couple hours to keep your refrigerated goods cold, then you shut it off for 4 or 6 hours. Even if you run it all day long the 15 or 20 gallons over a week isn't much when you consider all your food going bad during the summer or not having power to run a small heater for one room in the winter. As far as fresh gas goes, there's additives for that. I use PRI-G fuel stabilizer. I've got 50 gallons of gas in cans that I fuel my mower and generator with throughout the year and those were filled 13 months ago. Trust me, if you lived in an area that's prone to heavy storms and power outages, you'd think differently. I've used my generator for several days running on a couple of occasions and was damned thankful I had the forethought to buy one.
Maintenance is key to all working tools, you get back what you put it.... As to the rest of your comment, wirecutter is completely correct so I defer to him.. JD
For a small backup generator one can simply take the load off and shut off the fuel coming from the fuel tank then let it run until it dies. No issue with the fuel going bad in the carb.
That's how I kill all my small engines except for my chainsaws and weed eater. Those I just dump the tanks and let them run dry before putting them away for any length of time. I don't think I've ever used the kill switch on my generator or splitter.
Pedo Joe isn't doing this. The commies and greenies who run the show from the back rooms in the White House are behind all this. It's part of the globalists agenda to essentially destroy America and western society. They seek to ban and outlaw literally everything so that the vast majority of us die off. Everything happening is part of the globalists plan.
...so memory serves me that CA started the wave with banning sale of i.c.e.'s in state by 2035? Then the fed went after gas stove, then a/c's, then water heaters, now showing generators...but here's the rub; the generators were initially reported as being targeted in an r.v. community article back in Feb of '22...someone was a tad behind in either publishing or researching this "latest" ban. https://www.rvtravel.com/feds-crack-portable-generators-rvt-1041b/
That peckerhead is BEGGING to start a civil war.
ReplyDeleteWell yeah, and making sure to prevent the enemy from having power.
DeleteThey're just trying to return us to a pre-11th Century existence. They want to be the nobles and the rest of us will be the serfs.
DeleteI think the "gasoline" devices are beneficial, but should be put to better more efficient use than generating electricity like cramming these assholes in a sealed room and pumping in the exhaust fumes from a few dozen generators.
ReplyDeleteIf we are going to use a gas powered piece of equipment to dispose of the idiots that stalk the halls of Congress, I suggest we do it right, and use an industrial sized wood chipper. The resulting ground up so called ruling class could then be used to feed domesticated animals such as pigs or chickens, to cut down on the cost of bringing them to market.
DeleteI have no problem eating animals that have been raised on organic protein. We see it all the time will chickens or pigs, when an animal accidentally falls into the cages. The animals are on the in pig or chicken like white on rice.
Less than two years to go but I stagger at the damage he has done in just over two years. I fear America will never be put back together. All the Kings horses and all the Kings men......
ReplyDeleteWhat happens 6 hours after the first hurricane? Everyone's fridges and freezer's stop cooling. No one has lights, or heat or a.c. And no one can cook.
ReplyDeleteAfter hurricane Frederick in 1977, one mile from the beach, we were without power for 8 days. 5 minutes northwest, they were without power for 45 days.
The government will save you.
DeleteAs always, it's not about what is good for America, it's about control.
ReplyDeleteIt's not about electricity, but who can produce it.
If there's a way to fuck up a good thing the retards in government will find the way
ReplyDeleteJD
Looks to me like they want us totally dependent on electricity. That gives them the control they're seeking since they can flip off the power and blame it on an EMP or globull warming.
ReplyDeleteI considered a generator, and decided it's too much trouble. You need to start it once a month to make sure it works when you need it. I have a friend who learned what happens when you don't start it for a few years, no power output. Then, there's keeping the gas fresh, at 2.5 gal per day. For Anon who was without power for 8 days, that's a lot of gas, 15 or 20 gallons. That's quite a lot to keep fresh, and it's not likely you can just go buy it when the SHTF. A generator without gas is just like not having one.
ReplyDeleteOhmigosh, going out and starting a generator once a month is too much trouble for you?
DeleteMost people know you don't run that generator 24 hours a day. During a power outage, you'll run it for a couple hours to keep your refrigerated goods cold, then you shut it off for 4 or 6 hours. Even if you run it all day long the 15 or 20 gallons over a week isn't much when you consider all your food going bad during the summer or not having power to run a small heater for one room in the winter.
As far as fresh gas goes, there's additives for that. I use PRI-G fuel stabilizer. I've got 50 gallons of gas in cans that I fuel my mower and generator with throughout the year and those were filled 13 months ago.
Trust me, if you lived in an area that's prone to heavy storms and power outages, you'd think differently. I've used my generator for several days running on a couple of occasions and was damned thankful I had the forethought to buy one.
Maintenance is key to all working tools, you get back what you put it....
DeleteAs to the rest of your comment, wirecutter is completely correct so I defer to him..
JD
For a small backup generator one can simply take the load off and shut off the fuel coming from the fuel tank then let it run until it dies. No issue with the fuel going bad in the carb.
DeleteTMF Bert
That's how I kill all my small engines except for my chainsaws and weed eater. Those I just dump the tanks and let them run dry before putting them away for any length of time.
DeleteI don't think I've ever used the kill switch on my generator or splitter.
Gas powered water pumps are next, stock up.
ReplyDeletePedo Joe isn't doing this. The commies and greenies who run the show from the back rooms in the White House are behind all this. It's part of the globalists agenda to essentially destroy America and western society. They seek to ban and outlaw literally everything so that the vast majority of us die off. Everything happening is part of the globalists plan.
ReplyDeleteGoogle "White House kitchen" and marvel at the gas range & ovens that are in there.
ReplyDelete- WDS
...so memory serves me that CA started the wave with banning sale of i.c.e.'s in state by 2035? Then the fed went after gas stove, then a/c's, then water heaters, now showing generators...but here's the rub; the generators were initially reported as being targeted in an r.v. community article back in Feb of '22...someone was a tad behind in either publishing or researching this "latest" ban.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.rvtravel.com/feds-crack-portable-generators-rvt-1041b/