How to buy, exchange, or dispose a propane tank?
So, before you dispose of your propane tank, consider your options for recycling:
- Refill/Reuse your tank.
- Call a local propane supplier about recycling your tank.
- Talk to your local hazardous waste disposal site about taking the tank.
- Contact your local public works department about recycling your tank.
Is it cheaper to refill or exchange a propane tank?
Whether it’s cheaper to refill propane or exchange, the answer is, refilling will get you your money’s worth. However, exchanging is not as bad as it seems, and it’s okay if you prefer to go down that road. It’s easier for you to find more tank exchanging locations rather than refilling ones.
Is AmeriGas publicly traded?
First of all, AmeriGas actually isn't a stock at all. Instead, it is a publicly traded MLP, which among other things means it has units instead of shares. As a result, investors get a Schedule K-1 tax form instead of a Form 1099 for distributions received, which can complicate tax preparation.
How do you exchange a propane tank?
What Is Lowes Propane Exchange?
- Be prepared to wait. Propane exchanges usually take place during the early morning hours. ...
- Bring a list of all the appliances that you use with propane and how much they propane use. ...
- Be sure to have your empty tank ready for exchange. ...
Can you swap Blue Rhino for Amerigas?
Frequently Asked Questions. Which brands of propane grill tanks can I exchange? We accept all brands of propane tanks and cylinders for exchange.
Can you swap an old propane tank?
Many retailers offer a propane tank exchange program. To partake in this, bring your empty propane tank to one of the locations and swap out your old tank for a full one for a small fee. Blue Rhino and many retailers that sell propane tanks offer this type of service.
How many gallons does a 20 lb propane tank hold?
4.6 gallons20 lb Propane Tank 20 pound propane tanks are often referred to as grill cylinders and hold 4.6 gallons of propane when full.
How can you tell when a propane tank is empty?
To measure how many pounds of propane are left in your tank, simply weigh it on a scale and subtract the TW number. For example, if a tank weighing 27 pounds has a TW of 17 pounds, there's about 10 pounds of gas left – a little more than half a tank.
How do I know if my propane tank is still good?
Where Is the Expiry Date on a Propane Tank? A propane tank's date of manufacture or requalification date can be found stamped onto its collar. It will be in a month-year format — for instance, 06-21 for June 2021.
Does propane go bad?
Another way you get peace of mind with propane delivery from Bottini Fuel is that propane doesn't have a shelf life or an expiration date. That's because propane doesn't go bad! Other fuel sources can degrade over time, like kerosene, diesel, heating oil and gasoline.
Is there a difference between a 15 and 20 lb propane tank?
This means that you are truly only receiving 3.5 gallons (15 lbs of propane = 3.5 gallons of propane). Your local garden center or propane marketer normally fill your propane tank with 20 lbs of propane or 4.7 gallons. Some people might ask what the big deal is, because it's only a difference of 1.2 gallons.
What is the life of a 20 lb propane tank?
18-20 hoursThe life you get out of it depends on the size of your grill and how often you use your heater or fireplace. As a rule of thumb, a medium-sized grill on high heat will use approximately two pounds of fuel per meal. Following this rule, a 20lb propane tank will provide 18-20 hours of cooking time on a medium grill.
Which brands of propane grill tanks can I exchange?
We accept all brands of propane tanks and cylinders for exchange.
How much propane is in my AmeriGas tank?
AmeriGas propane grill tanks contain a net weight of 15lbs of propane.
How do I transport my portable propane tank from the retailer?
For detailed information about transporting your propane tank safely, please visit our Transporting Propane Tanks page. Here are some quick tips to...
How do I recycle my tank when I'm done with it?
It's important that you never dispose of your propane cylinder by throwing it in the trash. Exchanging a tank is an appropriate way of recycling yo...
Buy New, Exchange, or Refill Your Propane Tank!
You can use our Location Finder to find local retailers who sell AmeriGas propane. Most retail locations have grill tanks available for both sale and exchange, so you can return your old grill tank and get a new one in one simple step! Some retailers can refill your old grill tank instead.
Where to Buy Propane Tanks
From grilling and tailgating to generators and patio heating, we're wherever you need us! With over 54,000 locations nationwide, find AmeriGas propane at your favorite hardware or home improvement store, convenience store, gas station, and more.
Propane Tank Exchange in your Neighborhood
AmeriGas partners with the trusted retailers near you—like gas stations, hardware stores, and convenience stores, to name a few—making it easy to find a location to exchange your propane tank. Swap your empty tanks for new ones anytime with our 24/7 self-serve propane exchange kiosks, or find a retailer near you to help with the exchange.
Get your Propane Tank Delivered Right to You
AmeriGas is now offering the Cynch services to customers in certain areas. Cynch is a propane grill tank home delivery service that is so easy to use! Just type in your delivery address to see if Cynch is in your area, then select your delivery date and tank location for drop off, and that’s it. Cynch delivery drivers handle the rest.
Propane Tank Disposal Made Easy
When you are ready to get rid of an unwanted or expired propane tank, it’s important that you do it the right way to keep everyone safe. Propane tanks can’t be thrown away in your regular trash pickup, but we're here to make disposal easy.
Turn Unused Space into a Revenue-generator
Propane tank exchange cages are a great way to generate extra income from space outside your storefront that isn't being used. We'll install your cage, train you and your staff on how to use the system, and set you up with all the tools you'll need to be successful.
Propane Tank Cages
Typically, new customer sites would choose one of two primary sizes. The most common is an 18 count vertical steel cage. Other options for smaller space or geographical considerations that would benefit from an aluminum cage are available.
What does partnership with AmeriGas look like?
Whether you're starting a propane business or already running a successful resale or refueling operation, learn the steps and details involved in becoming an AmeriGas propane reseller.
Other Options for Propane Resellers
Even when your store isn't open for business, 24/7 propane exchange kiosks make it easy for customers to swap out empty tanks for full ones–and for you to make money.
Already partnering with AmeriGas and need a delivery?
Schedule your delivery online by logging into MyAmeriGas, or click below to order more propane tanks.
Why choose self-serve propane exchange?
With self-service propane tank exchange, you can draw customers to your retail store even when you're closed. That means you're making money anytime of the day or night!
What to Expect
Explore how AmeriGas sets you up for success throughout the process of reselling, from permitting to training to marketing and beyond.
Other Setup Options for Propane Resellers
Choose from a range of cage sizes and materials to fit your needs, so you can start selling propane to local customers.
What are propane tanks called?
You may hear propane containers called "tanks", "cylinders", or even "bottles" depending on who you ask. But no matter what you call them, they come in a variety of sizes for a wide range of uses.
Can you use propane for a fire pit?
Propane-powered patio heaters can keep you warm in any season, and propane fireplaces and fire pits can create unmatched ambiance without the hassle, cost, or clean-up of wood- burning and electric. Propane lighting illuminates your yard, providing a safer, more comfortable spot to relax.
Does Amerigas service all 50 states?
As the nation's largest provider of propane, AmeriGas services all 50 states. No matter where your home or business is located, there is an AmeriGas location nearby dedicated to providing quality service ensuring you are never without the propane you need.
Do propane tanks need to be recertified?
Portable propane tanks—like those used in grills, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and more—ne ed to be recertified by a trained professional to make sure they're safe to use and working properly.
Is Amerigas safe to use?
AmeriGas grill tanks and cylinders are the safe, reliable, and convenient way to get the propane you need. Learn where to find propane tanks, how to use them safely and effectively, and the many ways they can power your life.
Ideal for Grills and Fire Pits
This propane tank is easy to use with a gas grill or fire pit outside the home.
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