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Oil analysts by mail?
28 Sep 2024 11:02 #1
by Ronald Raty
Motor oil has a flashpoint of about 400 degrees, well above the 140 degree limit of the USPS. About the same as cardboard. In small quantities (less than 1 gallon), it should mail just fine, unless you get a counter person unfamiliar with the rules. It is also considered non-hazardous for shipping purposes.
pe.usps.com/text/pub52/pub52apxc_011.htm
The other option is to put on a bunch of postage and put it in a mail box, like the postage paid. Then you avoid the over-zealous counter person.
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28 Sep 2024 10:35 #2
by Larry Snyder
Thanks. Even though I’m not using Blackstone, the rules still apply.
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28 Sep 2024 08:37 #4
by Larry Snyder
For 20 years I’ve mailed an oil sample to the lab for analysis after every oil chsnge. The kit has contained a prepaid mailer. For some reason I had a kit that required postage. The post office would not accept it. They ask if it contains anything hazardous, flammable or liquid. Am I supposed to lie? Why all if a sudden is it not allowed after 20 years of mailing them? My only alternative is UP$.
Looks like fewer analyses for me!!
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