hi i own this one but i dont know if i can refill it with this http://www.amazon.com/Butane-GasOne-Canisters-Portable-Camping/dp/B001D7FYCI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1403457662&sr=8-1&keywords=gasonewhere i live is hard to find butane bottles so thats why i'm asking this please help.. can i.??? thanks.! hi i own this one but i dont know if i can refill it with this http://www.amazon.com/Butane-GasOne-Canisters-Portable-Camping/dp/B001D7FYCI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1403457662&sr=... » Read More hi i own this one but i dont know if i can refill it with this http://www.amazon.com/Butane-GasOne-Canisters-Portable-Camping/dp/B001D7FYCI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1403457662&sr=8-1&keywords=gasonewhere i live is hard to find butane bottles so thats why i'm asking this please help.. can i.??? thanks.! « Show Less
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No sorry that wouldn't work. You need something like this - Zippo Butane Fuel, 42gm
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No use Weller butane Premium Butane Fuel for Portasol® and Pyropen® Cordless Irons (2.1 oz.) : WB1
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I usually go down to my local liquor store and buy butane for the refillable lighters.
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I don't think so, I bought Weller Premium Butane Fuel from hardware store and the can was ok for my refill.Adios Santiago
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The canister sold here on Amazon are fine, I would think any brand would be about the same, I hunted for the best price. The canisters are larger than the ones you find for refilling a lighter, and with shipping cost, around 2.00 - 4.00 each. Each canister lasts threw several days. I used mine mailing to heat water and make small meals for one during two week long power outages last fall, and am on my second canister. Butane is hotter than propane, takes a lot less time to boil water, and watch your food close! It will burn quickly! These stoves are great for emergencies, or camping.
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The torch is very easy to refill. All you need is a standard butane refill canister (the kind used to refill butane lighters). You flip the torch upside down and press the butane refill canister to the refill port.The flame is adjustable: not just high/low settings but intermediate settings too.It's really easy to use. I've only used it to brulee sugar on creme brulees, but it seems like it would work on anything.
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Paul, the small can (4 oz) and the large can (8 oz) of Butane/Propane Mix will fit in the bottom pot. I have the larger 8oz (actually 7-3/4 or 220 g) Coleman canister in mine right now, along with a pocket rocket style stove. Put the canister in upside down so the pocket rocket stove will sit in the concave part of the canister. This will allow you to still have room for the pot/lid on top. I took this setup into the Grand Canyon in August 2014 with the large 8oz canister. It works fine. The only complaint is the two pots don't snap together but is held together by the mesh bag that comes with it. Maybe a large elastic strap will secure the lid onto the pot but I haven't had the need to try that. Paul, the small can (4 oz) and the large can (8 oz) of Butane/Propane Mix will fit in the bottom pot. I have the larger 8oz (actually 7-3/4 or 220 g) Coleman canister in mine right now, along with a pocket rocket style stove. Put the canister in upside down so the pocket rocket stove will sit in the concave part of the canister. This will allow you to still have room for the pot/lid on top. I took this setup into the Grand Canyon in August 2014 with the large 8oz canister. It works fine. The only complaint is the two pots don't snap together but is held together by the mesh bag that comes... » Read More Paul, the small can (4 oz) and the large can (8 oz) of Butane/Propane Mix will fit in the bottom pot. I have the larger 8oz (actually 7-3/4 or 220 g) Coleman canister in mine right now, along with a pocket rocket style stove. Put the canister in upside down so the pocket rocket stove will sit in the concave part of the canister. This will allow you to still have room for the pot/lid on top. I took this setup into the Grand Canyon in August 2014 with the large 8oz canister. It works fine. The only complaint is the two pots don't snap together but is held together by the mesh bag that comes with it. Maybe a large elastic strap will secure the lid onto the pot but I haven't had the need to try that. « Show Less
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Yes you can but this goes through propane, I think it says at high flame it a regular propane tank will last 7-8 hours, I would find a small propane tank, camping world has a 1 gallon refillable tank. I am assuming that you are looking for something small for space requirements.. I love the fire pit and I will never be without one again when I am rving or camping...so much easier... enjoy
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Fill with butane - purchased in any hardware store - through the small round port on the side of the handle below the lock switch. Refilling instructions should be on the handle
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This bottle will fill a Zippo Handwarmer to a little less than half capacity. I filled up the Zippo Fuel Canister completely as much as possible and then poured the contents in to the Hand Warmer refill bottle and it goes almost to the half mark. So you will need 2 of the Fuel Canisters to fill a hand warmer. It might be better to get a plastic fuel bottle if you want a complete hand warmer refill. They make some fuel bottles for denatured alcohol stoves.
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Ive used several brands of butane canisters bought in several different states while on camping trips...they all work, no worries. My local Asian market has butane for $1.25 a can. I paid $3.99 at a hardware store in Colorado for a different brand can. Both worked just fine, but as is usually true: it pays to shop around !
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These are refillable. I would recommend using the high quality butane like the Vector refined.Vector Quintuple Refined Butane Gas Fuel Refill It costs a litle more but I have found it makes lighters light every time.
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To fill you rotate to the backside and you will see a hole labeled "gas". Insert butane nozzle and fill.Hope this helps
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Yes, it is refillable. You will need to purchase a small (~6.6 oz) Butane gas canister. I found them at the local Lowe's; probably other hardware stores may carry them. Take the cap off the Butane canister, and you will see a long plastic tip with a hole in the center. Turn the Blazer upside down, and you will see a cutout in the base. Looking closely inside the cutout, you will see a small metal tip with a hole. Take the butane canister and carefully slip the tip over the tip in the Blazer base. Hold them together well and then shake the two of them together about 10 shakes. You should begin to feel the Blazer getting cold. Take them apart, recap the Butane canister to use again when the Blazer is empty. You will be amazed at how many refills you can get from one small canister. NOTE: Refill away from any flames, just in case you mis-align the tips and the gas is not going into the Blazer. Stop immediately and realign and start again. It really quite easy. Good luck!
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Thank you so much for your information. I emailed weber about it and they send me an email with all the retail stores that would carry the gas bottles, one of them was the hardware store right across the street from my business so I got it there, but it was $5.00 for one 14.5 bottle. I will pay a visit to walmart for sure and get it there and save some bucks thanks to you! Happy Grilling!!!
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I forget how many the new lantern came with but the refill box has 3 butane cartridges and 12 pads. I butane cartridge is meant to be used with 3 pads over a 12 hour period. The individual pad can be used for shorter then 4 hours, just turn off the butane flame when you are no longer using the lantern. The pad turns white after about 4 hours of use so you know when to change it. Hope that helps
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These are refillable. I would recommend using the high quality butane like the Vector refined. http://www.amazon.com/Vector-Quintuple-Refined-Butane-Refill/dp/B0029D2YBO/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1381768674&sr=8-4&keywords=butane It costs a litle more but I have found it makes lighters light every time.
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This device is designed to be used with a cartridge stove sold separately. This adapter, in theory, would allow you to use cheap 100% butane cartridges found in many Asian markets, dollar stores, etc. at a fraction of the cost of buying isobutane (butane/propane mix) cartridges. Honestly this particular adapter failed to work as It leaked where the stove screwed in. The manufacturing was not very good as the threads were far from smooth preventing the stove from screwing in correctly. The way you use this device is you attached your Lindal valve stove (any isobutane cartridge style stove) on the top of the stand. Then you screw on your butane canister and you use the valve on the stove to adjust the fuel. There are others on the market that are better and safer. I requested and received a refund for this adapter. The seller was very nice and prompt. Perhaps they had a bad run or something. Brunton I think makes a better quality product. If you hike & camp alot I would consider buying the refill adapter that allows you to refill your standard isobutane cartridges using the pictured butane only cans. This is what I do and haven't looked back. I also don't like the seal these cans give when hooked to any devices as they only twist on slightly. Good luck and happy travels.
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Refill cans of butane can be found at most smoking/cigarette suppliers...Walmart etc..just fill the torch with the refill can
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I use Robinson Multi-Fill Butane available at Bed Bath & Beyond. There is no refill window of any kind and I have found that the gas leaks out over time so it's best if you only fill the torch with enough butane for each use. Otherwise it's a great product.