Of course there is the Keurig which is from Costco, a set of 4 canisters with coffee pods, tea, creamers and sugar I got for $5.

I get a $6 canister from the kitchen aisle at Walmart and fill it with cheap McDonald's brand coffee and get rave reviews about our "fantastic" "gourmet" coffee.

That is of course unless people see no issues in materials so radioactive they need to be secured for centuries currently being in canisters that are known to have defects hundreds of years shy of their designed life, but cannot be inspected because they are so radioactive.

Asked him to please remove his open canister of kerosene and kerosene heater and take away.Instead he snuck out the back and left the kerosene heater AGAINST the gas hot water heater[ kerosene heater turned off, of course] With kerosene still in it.

Micro-apartments might be the next big thing but this sort of canister housing probably isn't.

You take a canister of animal pepper spray with you -- you can get one on Amazon. 

Ice, vinegar, lemon peels, bleach treatment for garbage disposer.Inspect septic tank if you have one.Ceiling light fixtures and fans probably have dead mosquitoes and other bugs up there, clean that glass shade or at least use a compressed air canister to blow them out.

It would take one vial, one canister, one crate slipped into this country to bring a day of horror like none we have ever known.

We installed granite throughout (kitchen/baths), laminate flooring in common areas, canister lights, new stainless steel appliances (range/dw/stove), carpet in bedrooms, new cabinets, new 2" blinds, canister lighting, etc.

No one was injured.It appears that the tenant was grilling on the back covered porch and storing small propane canisters nearby although they deny this.