How I Refill Propane 1 Pound Bottles from Big Gas Tanks

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Description: I had to refill a bunch of Coleman propane 1 pound bottles that were empty, so I figured out how to easily and cheaply refill them from my large propane tank at home instead of trying to find a Propane refilling station near me or dispose of them in the landfill. This ended up saving a lot of money, so I might continue using this method.
Here are links to the refillable propane tank adapter and the forceps that I used to refill 1 lb propane tanks:
-Propane tank refill adapter (to 1 lb bottle): amzn.to/45Tg2S9
-Forceps (also called hemostats): amzn.to/3rjXVWr
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[@JasonSipe16]

Here are links to the propane tank adapter and the hemostats:
-Propane tank refill adapter (to 1 lb bottle): amzn.to/45Tg2S9
-Forceps (also called hemostats): amzn.to/3rjXVWr

[@NoZenith]

Very interesting. I just now after years of using fuels a different types and trying to figure out to get a decent long-term camping Roadtrip setup realized that propane is always kept out of the same pressure regardless of container 😂 I can't believe I had forgotten and then completely missed it for several years. I was really worried you were going to blow up the little tank until I remembered that it's a liquid under pressure and a gas in the atmosphere😂 thanks for the video!

[@JasonSipe16]

Glad you liked it. It's best to check with your country and local government for laws on its legality.

[@thomandstacieverroad8417]

Points camera at the ground "can you see that?"
😂😂😂

[@JasonSipe16]

Yeah, sorry about that.

[@thomandstacieverroad8417]

@@JasonSipe16 no worries. I do the same thing...

[@aicbrian]

Remember to wear gloves kids

[@rolodarknet]

We already had these adapters on the way before watching this video. Very useful thanks. We have decided not to release the gas and fill them to the top with L as our bbqs have the canisters on their side in use. We are concerned about the chance of L weep while cooking. Especially when refusing over and over etc. Not a criticism, just an observation based on our usage.

[@JasonSipe16]

Makes total sense! Thanks for watching

[@ogcontraband]

I got one of those and have been afraid to use it. Does the small one ever blow up or anything?

[@JasonSipe16]

That video was just me showing how I did it. The canister did not blow up.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

I don't see the point of pressing the plunger. It just fills to equal pressure regardless, right?

[@JasonSipe16]

Not really, it needs to have air at top removed.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

@@JasonSipe16 I don't understand how there would be any air without it having been exposed to the atmosphere. Should only be some propane gas.

[@JasonSipe16]

@joewoodchuck3824 you're right, I meant propane gas. But you're trying to put liquid into the tank, and the gas won't allow it to fully fill.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

@@JasonSipe16 I'm curious if you've weighed vented vs. invented fills to measure difference between them..

[@JasonSipe16]

Yeah, weighed them. There's a discernible difference between the two.