Coleman 2pk Propane Fuel Tank

A: U-Haul fills propane, and they are very reasonable too!

A: Yes, these can be refilled from a larger propane tank, and there are a number of adapters on the market to do this. Those adapters cost from $10 on up, depending if you want a piece that is all brass or you prefer a hose. Refilling is MUCH better than throwing them into your garbage truck and landfill.

A: There is usually a bin at campsites where you can put them, either near the office or near the trash cans. You can also look into a hazardous waste drop-off site in your area.

A: You can refill them safely with a $7 adapter from a full size propane tank.

A: Although it would be nice, I don't think they can be safely refilled. I'm pretty sure they aren't considered hazardous when the gas has been used up. We throw them in the trash. We would definitely recycle or refill if possible, but it is not.

A: Yes they work perfect

A: Coleman® does not manufacture heaters. Please refer to your manual as to what fuel would be acceptable for your device.

A: Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. No, the Coleman 2pk Propane Fuel Tank does not come with the torch piece. The propane fuel tank is a standalone product designed to be used with various camping equipment, such as portable stoves, lanterns, and torches, but the torch itself would need to be purchased separately. If you have any more questions, please reach out to us via LiveChat or with out Coleman's official website and we will be happy to assist further. Thank you! Coleman Consumer Care

A: Hello! Thank you for your question! Yes, the Coleman propane fuel tanks are designed to be removed and reinstalled. If the tank is just spinning and not threading properly, there might be an issue with the connection or threads. Please ensure the connection is clean and aligned before trying again. If the problem persists, feel free to reach out for further assistance! Have a good day! Coleman Consumer Care.

A: Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, you can store your Coleman propane tank on your patio when it's not in use, but you should follow some important safety guidelines: Storage Position: Store the tank in an upright position. This helps prevent leaks by keeping the pressure relief valve in the vapor space of the tank. Ventilation: Ensure the area is well-ventilated. Propane is heavier than air and can settle in low areas, so good air circulation is important to disperse any potential leaks. Protection from Elements: Protect the tank from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Prolonged exposure to sunlight can increase the pressure inside the tank. Use a cover if necessary but ensure it allows for proper ventilation. Distance from Ignition Sources: Keep the tank away from any sources of ignition, such as open flames, electrical appliances, or grills, to prevent accidental ignition of leaked gas. Secure Location: Place the tank in a secure location where it won't be knocked over or tampered with by children or pets. Don’t leave your tank in an enclosed space. Always store propane tanks outside. Mark the area where your tanks are with flags during the snow season so you can easily find them in the event of accumulation. Consider storing them with a waterproof cover, or inside a tank box certified for that purpose, to minimize rust and tank damage. By following these guidelines, you can safely store your Coleman propane tank on your patio. If you have any more questions, please reach out to us via our official Coleman "Contact Us" website. Thank you and please stay safe! Coleman Consumer Care

A: The Coleman® 2pk Propane Fuel Tanks are pre-filled.

A: Worthington took over the manufacturing and distribution of Coleman propane. Any quality concerns should be directed to cylinders@worthingtonindustries.com Customer Care 1-800-346-9386

A: It depends on if how many burners and how high of a flame. On average, they last for about 2-3 hours of cooking on one burner. We use about one and a half tanks on a four night camping trip for family of four. Always good to have extras, they are more expensive at campgrounds!