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<blockquote data-quote="Lycanthrope" data-source="post: 69236" data-attributes="member: 562">I have a 5lb and like it, its good for me for several trips, but I use an insulated hub and dont leave it running all the time. Also I dont go out when its -20, Anything below zero and the PS3/4 is better entertainment. I made the mistake of filling it at LANDERS in Bis last time and got ripped off royally. They have a minimum purchase for propane, which the guy didnt tell me before filling it tank, so I paid about 3x what the propane should have cost...- - - Updated - - -Im think traveling with the 1lb 'disposable' tanks once they have been refilled is illegal. Would be a hard thing to be nabbed for tho Im guessing.Found this on another site:The ubiquitous 1 lb propane cylinder cannot be safely refilled, nor legally transported if refilled (<a href="http://www.coleman.com/uploadedFiles/Content/Customer_Support/Safety/GreenKey.pdf" target="_blank">see information from Coleman here</a> PDF&nbsp; file). If emptied properly they can be disposed of with household&nbsp; trash, but, if not, they are usually treated as hazardous waste.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lycanthrope, post: 69236, member: 562"] I have a 5lb and like it, its good for me for several trips, but I use an insulated hub and dont leave it running all the time. Also I dont go out when its -20, Anything below zero and the PS3/4 is better entertainment. I made the mistake of filling it at LANDERS in Bis last time and got ripped off royally. They have a minimum purchase for propane, which the guy didnt tell me before filling it tank, so I paid about 3x what the propane should have cost... [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Im think traveling with the 1lb 'disposable' tanks once they have been refilled is illegal. Would be a hard thing to be nabbed for tho Im guessing. Found this on another site: The ubiquitous 1 lb propane cylinder cannot be safely refilled, nor legally transported if refilled ([URL="http://www.coleman.com/uploadedFiles/Content/Customer_Support/Safety/GreenKey.pdf"]see information from Coleman here[/URL] PDF file). If emptied properly they can be disposed of with household trash, but, if not, they are usually treated as hazardous waste. [/QUOTE]

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