Anyone who camps in California will soon have to rethink the handheld propane canisters they use to fuel their camping stoves, lanterns and heaters. A bill that Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law last ...

The portable fuel canisters, sold by brands like Coleman and Bernzomatic ... disposal onto producers, is a future goal, he ...

Bernzomatic challenged Zeno Group with generating consumer demand of propane camping gas cylinders for hurricane and emergency preparedness. In advance of severe weather in key markets, propane ...

pending pick-up for recycling by Conn Carting, Inc. Under no circumstances are can containers (or equipment) containing CFCs discharged to the atmosphere. Single use propane (i.e. Coleman®) type ...

Crews are busy cleaning out debris that washed into lakes, rivers and creeks during Hurricane Helene and according to the ...

Two types of propane tanks are available: DOT cylinders and ASME tanks. Propane tanks on RVs supply energy to refrigerators, stoves, air conditioning units, and heaters. DOT cylinders are Department ...

Fat Boy propane cylinders, the latest innovation from BernzOmatic, meet the environmental demands of today's consumers. The cylinders include patent-pending Green Key(R) technology, which is a ...

A proposed motion could make it easier and cheaper for Muskoka residents to dispose of propane cylinders, but they would need to adjust where they drop them off. Muskoka district council is set to ...

Please apply tape to all battery terminals or place each battery separately into a plastic bag to prevent short circuits while in transit to the recycling facility. The University recycles all battery ...

It’s increasingly common to see ride-on power trowels equipped with propane cylinders rather than fuel tanks for gasoline or diesel due to propane’s versatility. Like with power buggies ...

Unlike older gas-only generators, ones that run on propane offer a higher degree of versatility because they can be connected to handy 20-pound tanks or larger whole-house propane tanks.

They exist inside the cylinder in a liquid-vapor balance or equilibrium. Common examples are anhydrous ammonia, chlorine, propane, and carbon dioxide. Non-liquefied gases are also known as compressed, ...