Do you have to purge it when you get it?
2004774
I didn't purge this tank or any other new tank I have ever used and it is working just fine
2004775
I'm not sure what the purging process entails, however, we do not do anything special when we fill a new tank (33 pound Worthington included). When we fill tanks (other than 20 pound tanks) we open the bleeder valve while we fill the tank to determine when the tank is full. When we fill a new Worthington 33 pound tank it fills and function the same as any other new or used tank. I hope this helps and feel free to contact me if you have any further questions. Good luck.
2004776
no just took to fuel site and they filled and has been doing good job for us , have had no problem's with it . thanks .
1173097
No, No, No! You can rinse it out. I suggest cleaning it once a month with a product called "Dip It". You can purchase this on Amazon or you may be able to find it in your local grocery store.
697764
Yes you can vacuum it. It's not fine at all. And it looks kinda red in your tank. I honestly hated this and ended up taking it out of my tank.
954907
As long as you do it right with step one and two of the purification then no! It will taste like water out of your fridge.
592250
No; if you do that the filtering material will come out. Just soak closed and in a day it's ready!
1452141
Yes, after opening, otherwise it won't last very long. If you leave it out overnight or something, don't worry about it too much, just get it back in the fridge. It may lessen the life, but not by much.
509420
Yes, you take it off, just put it somewhere safe and put it back when you're done.
1276487
hi, i have only been using in for a couple weeks now. so far i have not have to empty it but i dont think its been used enough time to gauge the outcome. i live in california.
744680
You don't have to as it comes in a plastic container and you can lather it in there. However, I take mine out and put it a bowl I've kept.
2119050
As others have said, the tank is not pre-purged. I experienced the same problem you had; the first two places I took it, both U-Hauls, said they could purge, but then were unable to. I called on the next one, and the third try, a local propane company, purged and filled the tank without a problem. The tank itself is excellent, with this one startup situation. I recommend that anyone buying this tank call around first to make sure the company can (and knows how to) purge. After the first time, as I'm sure you know by now, purging is no longer necessary.
659371
Yes, it completely dissolves in all three. You may have to let it sit several hours (or overnight).
1706131
Yes, it ejects it in the black container on the left of the picture above. I usually add a plastic bag to make for easier clean up. I hope this helps!
670573
Open it to eat it. If you can't handle that, eat as soon as possible. If it smells bad, toss it.
578974
Yes. Just make sure you don't overdo the amount you use and I would say clean it after each use.
71189
No ... It is more to be used after you take off make with for example a make remover wipes or with cleaner n water
859647
Yes, I bought one a few months ago and it had to be purged before it could be filled.
1446117
No..you are laying down the cleaning solution and then just sucking it up. You may want to go back later and do a complete rinse if you think it is necessary.