Day two of isolation...feeling good ...food stocks high...plenty of water.....spare big 47kg bottle of propane and four 15kg bottles of butane for £150 no idea how the farmer can sell it for that given Glasgow prices ....spirit are high ... be erecting the 40m antenna today...sun shining so the van is really heating up...I may be here some time
If the van is heating up, you could construct a temporary structure out of toilet paper. Just like these people.
The tricky part, is figuring out how to make window units, and get a bit of light in there. Maybe bottles of hand sanitizer, turned on their side and stacked, would work ?
Paul
Any chance you could either:
At least mark such posts as OT:
or
Just post a link to your blog site (if you have to).
Hear from you on the flip (at the soonest). ;-)
Cheers, T i m
Yes lets hope its not too windy. Brian
nice and still and sunny at the moment thanks.....off for a bike ride avoiding people of course ...got to keep fit....
Go Outdoors is cheaper for Butane £37.58 but they have a 10% off offer plus, you can get 10% more if you are in Caravan Club or one of various other clubs. They seem happy to allow you to have at least two discounts.
£25 here on the farm £75 for 75kg propane ...he must give me a special deal...30 to 38 quid for 15kg butane in the glasgow area....
The problem is when you want to return empty cylinders as opposed to refilling them IME
what problem?
Harry thinks you can just collect 47Kg cylinders in the back of your car !!. Someone (a big beefy bloke or lesbian) has to deliver them.
Oh right the bloke who delivers just lifts then like they were empty ....
Well, some cars you can
it is after all not as heavy as the average human so load is no problem.
And 47kg is liftable by a fit person. Of course that rules *you* out...back in the day a 50kg sack (a hundredweight) of coal was hand delivered ...
That's how I get mine...
That's your excuse and you are sticking to it huh?
Some suppliers won't take empty cylinders back & refund the "deposit". I had "Calor". In the end I gave them away.
calor say they do
they say it, but IME dealers won't pay.
NT
I did.
Have things changed since I last got one? It was a while ago.
NT
You need the agreement plus the refund is tiered, depending how long you've 'rented'/'owned' (which you prefer) the cylinder. I think the min refund is £10 for one of the larger cylinders. No agreement, no refund.
There is a good trade in empty 6kg propane cylinders - in the spring there can be shortages due to a lack of 'empties' in the system for Calor to fill up. There is an 'equivalence' in the exchange system- you can, for example, present an empty 7kg Butane and collect a full 6kg Propane, a 15kg Butane and collect a 13kg Propane.
7kg are very bad value ...
I was given a nearly empty one. I used it on the BBQ to empty it then used it to swap for a spare propane - the previous MH gas cupboard door was only large enough for 6kg cylinders. Having a spare propane is useful as I can keep a full one, rotating the one nearest to being empty to the BBQ. I?ve also got a French Le Cube - while in ?mainland Europe? I carry that plus a UK propane as backup. Le Cubes are readily available in France and the chances of using a whole UK bottle if we need the back up before we can find a Le Cube is naff all.
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