canned butane

[alex k]

was at an old hardware store today and the had a case of canned butane .
looks like it would be from a stove or lantern
any ideas ? is it worth getting as a barter item for other parts ?

[GuitarPhotog]

Only if you have a stove or lantern that they fit. The connector for butane appliances is different from the much more common propane, and are not interchangable. Fewer appliances (lanterns and stoves) use butane than propane.

<Chas>

[alex k]

found this . it's a canadian company that uses it on stoves and lanters . guess i'll pass .
http://www.yanes.ca/view_images.php?id=70

[Sandyman]

Those cylinders will also work in "Camping Gaz" equipment, which is distributed by Coleman in the U.S.

Sandy C

[pmowers]

I have both a Bluet lantern and stove that uses that fuel. I wish is was closer to here (Western KY), I have a hard time finding it around here.

[GerryS]

Either too much or not enough coffee

[pmowers]

Either too much or not enough coffee

My latest t-shirt has this as a design:
Remember, the 4 basic food groups are caffeine, nicotine, sugar and alcohol

My wife got me a Keurig for Christmas, I absolutely love it, and am cutting down on my 4-24 oz bottles of diet Coke/per day

[GerryS]

Either too much or not enough coffee

My latest t-shirt has this as a design:
Remember, the 4 basic food groups are caffeine, nicotine, sugar and alcohol

My wife got me a Keurig for Christmas, I absolutely love it, and am cutting down on my 4-24 oz bottles of diet Coke/per day

Ha! As an IT geek, I prefer to think of the food groups as Mountain Dew, Red Bull, Doritos and walker .

I'm loosing weight...got 50 more to go, so I'm discovering fruits, vegetables, and lean meat... Bummer. Can't even have bacon