1. Reusability Requirements
Material and Construction Requirements
Large-capacity steel oil cans, such as 200 liters, are often recycled and refurbished by manufacturers due to their sturdy construction. Innovative packaging, such as small aluminum cans, can also be reused.
Thorough Cleaning Standards
Remove oil stains and odors by soaking in white vinegar and disinfecting with bleach.
After cleaning, verify cleanliness through a visual inspection (smooth interior and free of dirt) and a water drop test (formation of a uniform water film).
2. Precautions for Reuse
Storage Specifications
Sealed Storage: Double-seal with the original bottle cap and plastic wrap to prevent air contact and oxidation.
Environmental Requirements: Store in a cool, dark place to avoid heat and ultraviolet rays that can damage the oil.
Usage Restrictions: Store only the same type of oil. Avoid mixing different grades or brands.
It is recommended to use within one year of opening. After the expiration date, performance testing is required. III. Risk Warning
Incomplete cleaning (remaining metal particles or moisture) may contaminate the new engine oil and damage the engine.
Excessive reuse can degrade engine oil performance. Regular replacement of the oil container is recommended.
