Originally Posted By: BigCahuna
No matter how carfull I try to be when changing the oil in everything I own, I still manage to spill some. I learned to put cardboard pizza boxes down under the pan, and at least for 2 feet around the pan. Even when I'm proud off myself for not spilling some oil, I'll bump the pan and put a small wave on the cardboard. Sometimes you can't win.
You've got it exactly right. There is always some way for a little oil to spill. I too use a cardboard "drape" (in the medical sense) under the pan. But on a recent change a wind gust caught the cardboard, tipping it up a bit and spilling a little oil. You just can't win.
No matter how carfull I try to be when changing the oil in everything I own, I still manage to spill some. I learned to put cardboard pizza boxes down under the pan, and at least for 2 feet around the pan. Even when I'm proud off myself for not spilling some oil, I'll bump the pan and put a small wave on the cardboard. Sometimes you can't win.
You've got it exactly right. There is always some way for a little oil to spill. I too use a cardboard "drape" (in the medical sense) under the pan. But on a recent change a wind gust caught the cardboard, tipping it up a bit and spilling a little oil. You just can't win.