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Monty
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Jul 20, 2009
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Golden, CO
· Joined Mar 2006
· Points: 3,540
So I can't believe i've gone this long with out really knowing how to dispose of my used propane tanks. I know that some can be recycled, but didn't know how to do so. I've also heard of large fines for incorrectly doing so. My biggest concern is the coleman pound tanks, pre green tab thingy, but also would like to hear imput on msr, and other similar cannisters.
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John Hegyes
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Jul 20, 2009
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Las Vegas, NV
· Joined Feb 2002
· Points: 5,681
Buy a fifteen pounder and get it refilled when empty. No waste... no worries.
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Monty
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Jul 20, 2009
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Golden, CO
· Joined Mar 2006
· Points: 3,540
already have, but don't know what to do with what is used up
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Tomio Tran
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Jul 20, 2009
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined May 2009
· Points: 50
Actually learned this at my work today. When they are used up (make sure they are), poke a hole, empty out residual fuel and then recycle.
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Monty
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Jul 20, 2009
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Golden, CO
· Joined Mar 2006
· Points: 3,540
thanks, that'll work great on my small canisters but anyone have any info on those coleman steel tanks?
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Richard Radcliffe
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Jul 20, 2009
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Erie, CO
· Joined Apr 2006
· Points: 225
http://www.ecocycle.org/htrg/index.cfm (Look under Propane Canisters on the menu)
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Kat A
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Jul 20, 2009
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Boulder, CO
· Joined Jun 2006
· Points: 520
http://www.coleman.com/coleman/recycle/cylinder_dis.asp Coleman makes these "Green Key" tools which are essentially bleed valves, ensuring the tank is fully empty so it can be recycled.
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Tyson Anderson
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Jul 21, 2009
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SLC, UT
· Joined May 2007
· Points: 126
Stand a ways back and shoot it :)
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Jim Amidon
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Jul 21, 2009
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Jun 2001
· Points: 850
Yep pop a hole in it with ya gun.....
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budman
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Jul 21, 2009
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Moab,UT
· Joined Mar 2008
· Points: 11
Suggest .357 or .44 mag. If there half full, duck. Next to a good camp fire works gives added benefit. Experience gain complements of The Marlboro Adventure Team time off with nothing else to do. Oh yes, please recycle the schrapnel.
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