Calor 13Kg Propane Orange Bottle - Currently Not Available!
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Flogas are a lot cheaper than Calor, does anyone know if they will take a Calor bottle in exchange, or is the exchange price only if you have one of theirs empty? I don't fancy my chances of getting the "deposit" back on my 2 Calor bottles, I don't even have a receipt for one of them, possibly both, and am not sure where I originally obtained them as I've had a gas BBQ for about 20 years, switched from Butane to Propane 9-10 years ago (when I bought my lovely new BBQ) and my local supplier exchanged empty blue Calor bottles for full Orange Calor bottles!0
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its only £5 if you don't have an exchange and you get the free regulator, you can always ring them0
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Chrishazle wrote: »Flogas are a lot cheaper than Calor, does anyone know if they will take a Calor bottle in exchange, or is the exchange price only if you have one of theirs empty? I don't fancy my chances of getting the "deposit" back on my 2 Calor bottles, I don't even have a receipt for one of them, possibly both, and am not sure where I originally obtained them as I've had a gas BBQ for about 20 years, switched from Butane to Propane 9-10 years ago (when I bought my lovely new BBQ) and my local supplier exchanged empty blue Calor bottles for full Orange Calor bottles!I'd rather be an Optimist and be proved wrong than a Pessimist and be proved right.0
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its only £5 if you don't have an exchange and you get the free regulator, you can always ring them
Looked through the manual for my BBQ yesterday, it specifies Propane, and I suspect the air/fuel mix would be wrong if I switched to Butane. Flogas "non exchange" is £30 per bottle over the exchange cost, so with 2 bottles that's be expensive, and I don't know whether I'd get anything from the local Calor supplier for my 2 orange empties.
Should get a reply from Calor and Flogas to my online enquiries in the next couple of days.0 -
Its 5 extra if you don't an exchange bottle with flogas see my link above, my bbq also said propane buts it's been running on butane fine
27.99 with no bottle, 22.99 with exchange and free regulator and free delivery, see link above
you can get at least 7.50 back for your calor bottles
https://www.calor.co.uk/unwanted-calor-bottle-return0 -
Chrishazle wrote: »Just been to my local garden centre to exchange an empty orange Calor 13Kg propane bottle for a full one, only to be told they (and every other supplier) are currently not allowed to sell them even though he has them in stock. Apparently there's been some sort of problem with them not filling properly and venting, but can't find anything about it online.
Luckily it's my spare for the BBQ, and I changed bottles less than a month ago so should be OK for quite a while, but wonder if anyone knows what's going on and when I will again be able to exchange the bottle.
Where are you based? We still sell them in the shop I work in0 -
Between Ashford and Tenterden, Kent. There are a number of local stockists, but I've only tried the one I have used for the past 9-10 years. Waiting to hear from Calor about why he's not allowed to sell me a bottle - had one reply so far from an alternate supplier, cannot accept Calor bottles so first order would entail a bottle deposit as well as the cost of the gas.0
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So, 2 days into a supposed 24 hour reply from Calor and no reply, just the other potential suppliers saying I would have to pay their bottle deposit to change to the (at about £30 per bottle), and finding that although the bottles I have were obtained less than a year ago, because I have no written supply agreement for 1 of my bottles and the other, for which I have a supply agreement about 20 years old, I'd get pennies back from Calor!0
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Finally a reply from Calor, seems there was a glitch at their Coryton plant and bottles were not being properly filled. They say all should be back to normal in a few days time.
The reply about the price disparity between green and orange 13Kg propane bottles is amusing :
[FONT="]The major difference in the price is market sector, the green patio bottle is for the ‘alfresco’ market, which comes with an easy to use clip on regulator, and the cylinder is generally in a cleaner condition. Where as the standard 13’s is generally used for the trade and caravanning sectors and the cylinder is generally more dirty due to the type of use the cylinder it is, the cylinder is used with screw in regulator where the customer will need a spanner a leak detection spray.[/FONT]0 -
What a great illustration of how to "add value" (aka increasing the price) to an already over-priced premium product!!!0
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