[bobplum]

Trying to find a local gas bottle supplier and the one nearest only does butane (green bottles ) but i believe this freezes or  looses pressure when it gets near zero.
I am best staying with propane

cheers
bob

[davids3511]

How far are you from Warrington Bob, can give you the details of a good cheap supplier.

[bobplum]

How far are you from Warrington Bob, can give you the details of a good cheap supplier.

ellesmere port dave

[R.C Property]

propane all the way.

this gas will work at low temps where as butane doesn't

[bobplum]

propane all the way.

this gas will work at low temps where as butane doesn't

IS PROPANE THE BLUE BOTTLE ?

[R.C Property]

propane all the way.

this gas will work at low temps where as butane doesn't

IS PROPANE THE BLUE BOTTLE ?

no, propane is nearly always in a red one,
butane is normally in the blue,

[bobplum]

damn......been using the wrong one

[R.C Property]

damn......been using the wrong one

its not the case of being the wrong one, just that propane is better for using in cold/freezing weather

[colin purewater]

Propane all the way!

I've tryed both and propane burns cleaner
And better for the heater to run with no upset

[bobplum]

im on the case and hopefully found a garden centre 2 mins from our house
will price it up tomorrow

cheers  people

[ben M]

propane all the way.

this gas will work at low temps where as butane doesn't

LPG=propane???

[ben M]

 Propane’s lower boiling point suits outdoor storage and is primarily used for central heating, cooking and numerous commercial applications. Butane, which doesn’t work in colder conditions, is best used indoors and is perfect for powering indoor portable heaters.