Does this model use the 1 lb. disposable cannisters?
221804
IT USES REFILLABLE STANDARD TANKS which will fit the hose that comes with the unit.
221805
As far as I know it only takes the standard size propane tanks, and this appears to be indicated on the Broil King website as well.I think, however, the same company at one point made a portable grill that did use the 1lb canisters. (Although it doesn't seem to be on their website now.)
221806
It comes equipped with the fitting for a 20 lb. tank. you would need an adapter to use the small 1 lb.cannisters.
221807
only if you buy a conversion lp kit to fit the grill propane end. Its cheaper to buy a 10 or 11 lb propane bottleand fill it once a season.
221808
This unit comes with a hose to connect it to a standard propane tank and does not fit the disposable bottles.
221809
Comes set up to hook up to the 33# tank. You can get an adapter online to use the !# cannister. It is a great second grill. I keep mine (the second) in the garage for bad weather grilling.
1381491
no it uses the flat pods that look like fat tea bags - but I do not recommend this model - it's sitting in the corner unused.
1457641
Yes. But not all items need the pressure cooker as a canner. I bought this for my daughter before she realized that jams & jellies only need boing water method.
1586480
Sorry, not sure. Doesn't it list the size of the can? These are supersized. We usually use one can for a large batch of chowder.
1689515
It uses a 1 pound can of propane OR- I use a propane tree and a 20 pound bulk propane bottle (that a grill bottle)
2008229
No. It's threaded for a tank like the own on a grill. Besides a 1 lb. tank only needs a little shake to tell how much is in it.
396172
I was going to write to contact Presto directly, but others answered it does. I bought it because I wanted to compare it to the regulator included with my 23-quart canner. was within 1 pound. agree that it is most handy for when needing to can at 5 or 10 pounds
1616675
Yes it does...only with the small tanks. It screws directly into the canister. It does not work with the larger BBQ tanks. You would need a special adapter for that.
268384
I use a 20 lb cylinder with a connecting hose because it is only used on my patio. If you travel with it a 1 lb canister is much more convenient.
1216639
YES, it uses the same butane cannister that similar stoves use. You can buy them from Amazon. Camping stores and some WalMarts sell them.
790097
It uses the 1lb tanks. You must buy separately. It is a great heater for camping!
1705339
There is 21,500 BTU's in one pound of propane. So theoretically the 3,000 BTU output Wave-3 heater should run approximately 7 hours on 1 pound of propane. (21,500 devided by 3,000 =7.1). The problem that might arise from using the disposable 1 pound cylinder would be the possible iceing of the cylinder, caused by drawing the fuel out of a small space, causing the internal pressure to drop. Which would in turn stop the gas from flowing. (Like water freezing stops water from flowing). I have never tried using the one pound cylinders in this way. But considering they will power a small Bar- BQ, it might work?
452663
Yes it does. I just put a can with a spoon in it on the scale, zeroed it out, and then removed the spoon. The scale showed the weight of the spoon in a negative number with a minus sign. What a great idea, I will surely use this technique!
513778
Yes. It uses the pressurized cans with the nozzle, it fuels in seconds with no mess.
2275424
No, absolutely not. They are the lightest option of 1 lb. each. Excellent for rehab from mastectomies.
1756672
1 lb, we use 2 coffee cans and it seems to be working well. I dont' know that it is a pound but we were told that was close...there is an actual scoop they make for the DE to measure the pound, we of course to do not have one :)
1108684
I looked all over the canister, it does not say. Sorry I cannot help you. Perhaps email the company direct and see what they say.