Great offer £22.99 plus a free gas regulator (in return for your empty bottle
Or
£27.99 if you need a bottle
20 comments
chimp14uk
23 May 171#1
This is where I get my BBQ butane from.
Last time I bought it, it was £21.99 if you didn't have a return and £20.99 if you did.
Still a great price compared to Calor and other muggers.
PG9999
23 May 17#2
Careful. Check the valve. Some are for BBQ and some for outside heaters.
Krizzo3 to PG9999
23 May 171#3
You need a butane regulator - is is different than patiogas regulator
But my point is they're advertising it as free when it's obviously not, I'm not slating your deal but I got the same email of them a few days ago and after looking on their website I thought cheeky bast**ds.
daskapital
24 May 171#8
ok now im going to cry.
I just paid homebase £66 for a 10Kg one yesterday.... and yes.. i've used it already.
muffboy to daskapital
24 May 171#12
Firstly, you are an absolute tool for shopping in Homebase in the first place, the dearest high street merchant by far.
Secondly, why didn't you check on here first or at least google?
StuartAlbionGas to daskapital
25 May 17#13
What you'll find is there's a £30.00 refundable deposit on the bottle and you bought propane not butane. (If I'm right in assuming you bought a gaslight)
Regprentice
24 May 171#9
i have a small landmann gas bbq. it came with a propane regulator but i believe, with this regulator i can use butane instead?
i've been looking for a 10-13 kg propane tank but the costs if you dont have a replacement tank are ridiculous.
Jonj1611 to Regprentice
24 May 171#10
Agreed, I put an ad on Freecycle and managed to get an empty for free. Maybe worth doing if you haven't already get a tank to replace.
StuartAlbionGas to Regprentice
25 May 17#14
What you received was a '27mm clip on' regulator which works with Calor/Flogas green bottles. A butane regulator is blue and has a '21mm clip on regulator' and can be used for calor blue bottles or flogas yellow bottles.
Besford to Regprentice
25 May 17#17
Try your local tip - got a free empty there for mine.
Buckyball
24 May 17#11
13 kg from Calor dealer is aprox. £35 plus filling. If you have the tank for 7+ years you only get back 25% from the original £35 (at least here at my dealer)
StuartAlbionGas to Buckyball
25 May 17#15
Calor are struggling with their metal (bottles) and are passing the buck on to stockists. £60.00 deposit for a 47kg bottle! And as you say goes down every year. Flogas charge a max of £15 for a 47kg propane prosit.
Besford
25 May 17#16
You have such a lovely way with words! :wink:
paulandpam1
25 May 171#18
Or wait for the gypsy community to be evicted from your local park, you'll find plenty dumped there afterwards. :smirk:
eacesar
26 May 17#19
Bought a gas BBQ and came with a red regulator, which is for propane gas. Haven't bought the cylinder yet waiting for a good deal on propane cylinders.
Does anyone know if it's just a matter of changing the regulator in order to use a different gas or there's more to it?
paulandpam1 to eacesar
26 May 17#20
Yes just change the regulator and you'll be all sorted.
The only problem you may have is if you bbq in the winter the gas will freeze if the outside temperature is below about 4 degrees.
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Opening post
Or
£27.99 if you need a bottle
20 comments
Last time I bought it, it was £21.99 if you didn't have a return and £20.99 if you did.
Still a great price compared to Calor and other muggers.
see my previous deal which is still valid http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/full-butane-gas-cylinder-inc-delivery-gasdealsdirect-2598685
They're charging you £7 for a 'free' regulator
I just paid homebase £66 for a 10Kg one yesterday.... and yes.. i've used it already.
Secondly, why didn't you check on here first or at least google?
i've been looking for a 10-13 kg propane tank but the costs if you dont have a replacement tank are ridiculous.
Does anyone know if it's just a matter of changing the regulator in order to use a different gas or there's more to it?
The only problem you may have is if you bbq in the winter the gas will freeze if the outside temperature is below about 4 degrees.