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Nothing to with Stagg Chilli...

Home Depot
$11.00 for 4 X 1 lb. bottles ($19.99 at Costco)- could be just an in-store special here in Kelowna
 
Home Depot sold a pallet of fuel bottles about 3' high in several days at that price - I bought 12.
 
I prefer to just refill my propane tank and have one or two of those bottles as a back up that sit and age in my camping box. I hate the fact that they are not reusable and a pain in the ass to recycle. You'd think we'd figure out a system for that by now.
 
well once we have a Cabelas here then I will go check that out ;)
Is there one being built in Abbotsford? And if not, I'll bet the new Bass Pro in Tsawwassen will do th same.
 
I prefer to just refill my propane tank and have one or two of those bottles as a back up that sit and age in my camping box. I hate the fact that they are not reusable and a pain in the ass to recycle. You'd think we'd figure out a system for that by now.


Doesn't look sketchy at all...

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They are 'disposable' so when empty I turf them out on a trip or if convenient I drop off at the recycling section at the dump where I go to every 6 weeks with my trailer. .. So they can be recycled - what's the issue?
That refillable deal works, but they only equalize pressure between the two containers so they will not fill the 1 lb bottle as full as new. - at $2.80 each I got them for -- they are cheap and super convenient. For longer setups I use the 5 lb bottle.
Its nice to have choices.
 
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