LPG Bottle expiry Dates
Submitted: Sunday, Feb 06, 2005 at 19:45
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Member - Russell B (SA)
We've all had trouble at some time getting LPG bottles refilled when they are past their 10year expiry date so I though it a good idea to use the swap and go service.
Apart from being quicker you get an incode bottle back (so I thought).
At a
Victor Harbor Servo I exchanged my 1997 for a SnG bottle for $26 and on return to the CP I noted even though it was freshly painted, the valve was obviously new it had not been restamped with service date. I took it back as I am leaving on some trips soon and don't want the hassles or expenses of trying to refill expired bottles. I understand they won't let expired bottles on the Tassie ferry either.
"Its no problems we'll take it back and refill it any time" they said. They were mightily miffed when I suggested I wanted another one, but hey its my money right.
Well I got my recently stamped bottle 08/2002 and doth think I won't go back there again.
There, its off my chest.
Russell
Reply By: MartyB - Sunday, Feb 06, 2005 at 22:40
Sunday, Feb 06, 2005 at 22:40
I had a better experience with swap & go's
I had a 2002 bottle that was going rusty, easier to swap it instead of painting it. Took it to the nearest woolworths servo & swapped it. Replacement bottle was stamped 2003, attendant mentioned they don't bother checking expiry dates. So I went to the local dump
shop & paid $4 for an out of date bottle.
Took this one in & swapped it, got a bottle stamped 11/2004.
I'm happy.
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