Propane Disposable Bottles, where to buy? I just got this grill at home depot, when I asked about the Propane Bottles they told me they don't carry them, I've been looking online and I can't find them anywhere. any help please? Propane Disposable Bottles, where to buy? I just got this grill at home depot, when I asked about the Propane Bottles they told me they don't carry them, I've been looking online and I... » Read More Propane Disposable Bottles, where to buy? I just got this grill at home depot, when I asked about the Propane Bottles they told me they don't carry them, I've been looking online and I can't find them anywhere. any help please? « Show Less
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Thank you so much for your information. I emailed weber about it and they send me an email with all the retail stores that would carry the gas bottles, one of them was the hardware store right across the street from my business so I got it there, but it was $5.00 for one 14.5 bottle. I will pay a visit to walmart for sure and get it there and save some bucks thanks to you! Happy Grilling!!!
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The Home Depot stores around me carry the small 14.0 or 16.4oz disposable bottles that this grill requires. If there are none in the barbecue grill area, try looking in the plumbing area where they carry torches like Bernz-omatic. They have these canisters there too.I've found the best place to get these disposable cylinders is Wal-Mart. If you look in their camping supplies area (these cylinders are commonly used for propane gas lanterns), they have two packs of 16.4 oz cylinders (Wal-Mart branded) for about four dollars and 50 cents.I get about 25 - 28 charcoal starts out of each cylinder, allowing about 5 minutes per start. The Home Depot stores around me carry the small 14.0 or 16.4oz disposable bottles that this grill requires. If there are none in the barbecue grill area, try looking in the plumbing area where they carry torches like Bernz-omatic. They have these canisters there too.I've found the best place to get these disposable cylinders is Wal-Mart. If you look in their camping supplies area (these cylinders are commonly used for propane gas lanterns), they have two packs of 16.4 oz cylinders (Wal-Mart branded) for about four dollars and 50 cents.I get about 25 - 28 charcoal... » Read More The Home Depot stores around me carry the small 14.0 or 16.4oz disposable bottles that this grill requires. If there are none in the barbecue grill area, try looking in the plumbing area where they carry torches like Bernz-omatic. They have these canisters there too.I've found the best place to get these disposable cylinders is Wal-Mart. If you look in their camping supplies area (these cylinders are commonly used for propane gas lanterns), they have two packs of 16.4 oz cylinders (Wal-Mart branded) for about four dollars and 50 cents.I get about 25 - 28 charcoal starts out of each cylinder, allowing about 5 minutes per start. « Show Less
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I just picked one up at Walmart yesterday for about $6. Tis the grilling season now so you should be able to find them just about anywhere.
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It does not come with the propane tank. As others have said, it is not expensive. i suggest getting two tanks so that you have a spare. You are guaranteed to run out while you are cooking for a party!
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What are the specifications for the propane containers needed for this item and where can I purchase them. Also, can this item be used indoors?
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i was able to get a great deal on the stand at home depot. it was on display and i got it for $10. before i located this i used a small table and it worked just fine. the grill is very light and portable. the stand just makes it more convenient to pull out and it has hanger hooks for your grilling tools. my grill sits outside on our condo patio so i bought a cover which keeps the weather away. as i have said before,"this is the best little grill around". hope this helps, mc
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The propane tank must be purchased separately. They are relatively inexpensive, disposable and available at most department stores like Wal-mart
2075758
I also picked mine up on Home Depot online. I also ordered the Fuego Element Grill Series 21 in. Clip-On Wood Shelf Accessory which fits this grill.
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I took the propane bits off before I even assembled the grill and connected it to my house's natural gas line. Works perfectly. They want you to buy a "conversion kit" which tells you to remove the bits and connect a hose (which you can get at home depot for a few bucks). YouTube it.
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No. I don't think any grills come with the tank. The best bet is to buy a cylinder exchange tank, use up the gas and take it to get refilled. Eventually the cylinder will need to be hydro-tested, at which time you don't want to own it (date is stamped on the cylinder). Reputable propane suppliers won't refill it until you pay to have it tested, which by then the cylinder exchange company will be doing for you when you turn it in for another. ;)
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I had a possibly related problem. My grill was doing the same thing and it turned out that the POS home depot adapter hose (the one that lets you connect the babyQ to a normal size propane tank) had worn out on the tank side and was not fully opening the valve. Eventually it broke completely and that is the only reason I figured out what was wrong.
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i live in baja mexico and had no problem finding the propane cannisters. most of the local hardware stores sell them. cost about $6 USD depending on how high flame is, they last about 4-5 hrs. actually great quality. i took the aluminum tube and had an 8"x8" aluminum base welded on so i can move then anywhere on my patios or around pool. don't have any lawn to stick them in. i have propane running outside to power a firepit, bbq and pool heater, so i'm thinking of hooking them directly to the propane supply. no more cannisters. also you can find these on line. i just couldn't ship them into mexico, but if you're in USA should be no problem i live in baja mexico and had no problem finding the propane cannisters. most of the local hardware stores sell them. cost about $6 USD depending on how high flame is, they last about 4-5 hrs. actually great quality. i took the aluminum tube and had an 8"x8" aluminum base welded on so i can move then anywhere on my patios or around pool. don't have any lawn to stick them in. i have propane running outside to power a firepit, bbq and pool heater, so i'm thinking of hooking them directly to the propane supply. no more cannisters. also you can find these on line. i just couldn't ship... » Read More i live in baja mexico and had no problem finding the propane cannisters. most of the local hardware stores sell them. cost about $6 USD depending on how high flame is, they last about 4-5 hrs. actually great quality. i took the aluminum tube and had an 8"x8" aluminum base welded on so i can move then anywhere on my patios or around pool. don't have any lawn to stick them in. i have propane running outside to power a firepit, bbq and pool heater, so i'm thinking of hooking them directly to the propane supply. no more cannisters. also you can find these on line. i just couldn't ship them into mexico, but if you're in USA should be no problem « Show Less
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The little tank that is displayed is disposable. It does NOT come with a tank. They are the same tanks used for camp stoves, lights, etc. You can find them in any number of places (they are about $3-4 in my area). You can also buy an adaptor hose to hook this up to the larger, 20lb propane tanks you find on propane grills.
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Hi, I don't know the size of the propane tank but it is the standard size that you get from Blue Rhino, you give an empty and get a full one for approx. $20.00. Also, do yourself a favor and never use a bristle grill brush. I took a bristle out of my mouth while eating a hamburger, then I closely inspected the grill and saw many trapped on the lower grate supports. Charbroil makes a red nylon one they recommend. Google grill brush bristle injuries, you won't believe it. I had no idea. I am trying to tell everyone I can.
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The gas tank for the Dyna-Glo grills is the standard propane tank that can be found at just about any home improvement store (i.e. Lowes, Home Depot, etc.). You normally buy your first tank (f you don't already have one) and then when that runs out, you take it in and exchange it for a full one at whatever the price is or you can take it to any U-Haul store that sells propane and they can refill it for you. Do a little comparison shopping as there is often some price variation...not much, but usually some.
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weber makes a model that is designed specifically to hook up to an in ground gas supply instead of using a propane bottle. i bought a weber and they packed up the in ground gas supply model. I had it half put together before i recognized that it was not the right model. i would not try and convert a propane bottle to in ground as the pressure and connections are different, so is the gas. so be sure you get the right type, bottled gas or in ground gas supply.
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You use the small cylinders you get at Target or Walmart....usually 2/$5.00. I remember using this kind of propane on a camping stove. I grill 3-4 times a week & since the spring when I purchased this I'm on my 3rd tank. You can also buy the hook-up to use the large tank too. I love this grill....it's so easy, I put it together myself.
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We took the propane line off our old grill. A new hose and regulator can be be purchased at Home Depot to Lowe's. It did not come with one.