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Fuel Tanks (Pressurized) Camping & Backpacking Stoves | (Last Updated: 3/23/2021) | Do not put pressurized gas canisters (butane/propane, isobutane, isopro) camping and backpacking fuel containers into your garbage or recycling bin. It is difficult to tell whether they are empty, and this puts workers at risk. | |
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Rethink | Consider using liquid fuels/white gas instead of pressurized gas fuels. These bottles can be easily refilled and reused, unlike pressurized gas containers. If you can, use a refillable barbeque-style propane tank and adapter hose with your camping stove. |
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