moving across country Powder question

[skneub]

I am moving across country from NS to Alberta.

I have 2 full unopened cans of goex fff powder .

Can I safely bring this with me , we are driving.

 

[Pete04]

How did you get it to your home in NS to begin with?

 

[infideleggwelder]

i brought 9 lbs to NL in the back of the truck.

still have not seen it for sale here, although I'm sure its available

 

[gewehr76]

As long as you keep it away from open flame, you are good to go.
Another thing. When you go to tims while on your trip, Don't tell anyone you have powder in your trunk. It will be better that way.

 

[Al Bear]

Very, very, very dangerous. Especially west of Montreal! Leave with me when you get to Montreal. ( Can’t be too safe.)

 

[guntech]

In the original containers and in a cardboard box would be how I would do it...

 

[cheb]

As mentioned before, careful of open flames but I do not see why you would need to open the can... Thus, the risks are very low in my opinion that something bad would happen. On a truck is how the powder made it to the store in the first place. That said, the job market has not really improved much, unless one is lucky enough to have skills that are still in short supply and demand. Good luck and welcome back to Alberta!

 

[MikeD81]

common sense and you will be fine.

 

[FLHTCUI]

I am moving across country from NS to Alberta.

I have 2 full unopened cans of goex fff powder .

Can I safely bring this with me , we are driving.

As long as you stay in Canada on your journey...
What could possibly go wrong?
Rob

 

[mr.e moose]

Vewy,vewy, carefuly. Ah,ha,ha.

 

[ebrand]

They are “Consumer commodity” Dangerous goods. No different than a jerry can of gasoline or a couple on aerosol spray cans as far as Transportation of Dangerous Goods rules go.

Just moved 60 lbs of powder in Their original packaging this way.
Completely legal.

Alberta And Federal tDG info 18002729600

 

[tula]

No biggie I did it with a hella lot more then that many times.

 

[skneub]

Cool , thanks for the replys guys.
I bought it here.
And will use it in Alberta;-)