Non footy, non interesting - Gas Bottles (yes I have googled it!)

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  1. Cun

    Cunning Stunt Well-Known Member

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    Got 1/2 a dozen empty metal gas cannisters, the 2 foolish high ones on mi new allotment.

    (a) are they worth owt? (b) anywhere in tarn but em? (c) shall I just weigh em in?

    (d) anyone want em if abc is a no go ?!?
     
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    yes they are worth summat

    they are like old days wi pop bottles... there is a deposit on them. B7Q and other diy stores sell gas bottles for BBQ's. portable gas fires etc ... ask them .. also any caravan center will advize you... you may need proof of ownership though.
     
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    Re: yes they are worth summat

    Get a fire on go and wang them on, give it half hour n they might end up in wakey or somet like that when they explode!
     
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    Re: yes they are worth summat

    You will need proof of ownership to get a refund. Better off taking them to a Council recycling place.
     
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    used to be a gas place on carlton industrial estate, don't know if its still there.
     
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    not sure if you can actually get anything back on them as such, I think its just cheaper to get a new one when you take one back
     
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    With Calor Gas the way that it works is you pay a deposit for the initial purchase of a full bottle and you keep the receipt as it's proof you rented a bottle. If you want to exchange the bottle then you simply pay for the gas in the new bottle and they take the old one off you. If you simply want to return a bottle and not exchange it then that's where you'll need the proof that you rented a bottle in the first place. No proof of initial rental then no refund. That said for some bottles they don't ask for an initial deposit. It tends to be the size of bottle that caravanners use as they are the most popular sizes so that would be 6kg Propane (Red bottle) and 7kg Butane (Blue Bottle). Other than these two and I'm not sure they ask for a deposit.

    The recycling place at Worsbrough Bridge takes unwanted bottles so I suspect other recycling places in Barnsley will do the same.
     
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    If you want a refill try Fuelmaster at Barugh Green. These are the cheapest I've found, I get the 13kg bottles to use a gas ring for making my homebrew.
     
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    Given that the Gypsy/Travelling community tend to leave them behind when they move on, I wouldn't have thought that there'd be any return value. This is not an anti Gypsy/Traveller post, just an observation.
     
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    I'm a Calor Gas stockist, and they (Calor) run a very tight ship. You have to pay a deposit for every new cylinder you buy (without an exchange). Plus, they will only accept Calor Gas cylinders in exchange, not for example Flow Gas or BP.

    They even send me a print out of what size cylinders I have returned, along with the sizes I've bought, so they keep a running total of every size cylinder.
     
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