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Livengja, guest, from UT, United States, asked on February 24, 2013

There is alot of "opinions" floating around on the internet. Can these aluminum bottles be used to store and transport denatured alcohol? Just looking for the facts, not what somebody heard somebody else say, so please help me out.

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Answered by Backpacker D, Gear Expert, from UT, United States, on February 28, 2013

Denatured alcohol can reacts with uncoated aluminum, and although it may take time for the alcohol to actually corrode a hole in the bottle, these types of reactions can let off off-gases that may be harmful to inhale.

According to MSR's website (msrgear.com) in the FAQ section, it suggests that alcohol will not work in any MSR stove and that "alcohol will damage MSR Fuel Bottles."

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Christopher Z., member, from NY, United States, asked on January 18, 2019

How many grams or ounces are each of the three bottles?

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Answered by Cory H, Gear Expert, from UT, United States, on January 19, 2019

The 30 is about 8 ounces, the 22 is about 7 ounces, and the 10 will be about 6 ounces.

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Thomas, guest, from NJ, United States, asked on June 09, 2017

I have used their stoves and bottles for years. The bottles I thought were made in the USA or Canada. Someone told me they are now made in China. Where are the bottle made?

Answered by CampSaver.com, member, from UT, United States, on June 12, 2017

They are made in China. https://www.msrgear.com/stoves/msr-fuel-bottles-10

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Bullshitxbox, guest, from UT, United States, asked on February 04, 2014

Can this be used to store regular gasoline in it? I'm looking for Fuel storage that I can stow in my saddlebags incase I run out between gas stations up in northern Canada on my motorcycle.

Answered by Josh, guest, from UT, United States, on February 05, 2014

Yes, these stoves are built for MSR stoves, some of which can burn unleaded gas, so I would say that you'd be good to use these.

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Pascal_climber, guest, from UT, United States, asked on October 23, 2012

When trying to select a bottle there is 11 fl oz and ($ 14.95) and .125. ($ 17.95). What size is the latter? I thought there were only 11, 20 and 30 fl oz bottles?

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Answered by Backpacker D, Gear Expert, from UT, United States, on October 24, 2012

Thanks for guiding us to an error on the site. This should have been the 20 oz option. The site has been updated.

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Eric, member, from WA, United States, asked on March 01, 2015

Hi, once I click on the soto bottle, it comes up as MSR bottles...If I order these will I be sure to get a soto bottle?

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There is alot of "opinions" floating around on the internet. Can these aluminum bottles be used to store and transport denatured alcohol? Just looking for the facts, not what somebody heard somebody else say, so please help me out.

How many grams or ounces are each of the three bottles?

I have used their stoves and bottles for years. The bottles I thought were made in the USA or Canada. Someone told me they are now made in China. Where are the bottle made?

Can this be used to store regular gasoline in it? I'm looking for Fuel storage that I can stow in my saddlebags incase I run out between gas stations up in northern Canada on my motorcycle.

When trying to select a bottle there is 11 fl oz and ($ 14.95) and .125. ($ 17.95). What size is the latter? I thought there were only 11, 20 and 30 fl oz bottles?

Hi, once I click on the soto bottle, it comes up as MSR bottles...If I order these will I be sure to get a soto bottle?

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