Calor Lite 6kg propane advice

Refillable has to be the way to go especially if you are always off grid. Away for 2 or 3 days something like a 7.5 kg Safefill along with a solar panel to keep the battery topped up.

I appreciate that the bottles are expensive for the initial purchase but the cost of refilling them is sooo much cheaper than exchange bottles and you don't have to wait for them to run out before topping up. 

Once your current bottles are empty you can always sell them on Ebay or similar, they're fetching silly prices at the moment.

"Refillable has to be the way to go especially if you are always off grid"

agreed, but seldom do more than 1 or 2 nights without EHU and fridge, if nice and cold will last 2 days provided nothing frozen in there, have not bought gas for some time but was shocked at the price £28 for 6kgs and £45 for 13kgs patio gas

We have been away for 16 days on club site and the full 6kg lite I installed before we left home , I have yet not needed to turn it on 

JVB have you not got a gas cooker? Or not cooked in 16 days?

Gas BBQ Maybe  maybe just takeaways

We're the opposite, normally go for off grid as a first choice.

10kg Safefill usually lasts a good 3 weeks and costs about £12 to refill.

Lidl mini oven. Microwave and one electric hob ,sorted and George 

We did have lots of electric things when we had a caravan. Not a George though.😀 However, when we switched to a MH we decided to declutter as we had refillable cylinders. Now the only things that run on electric, if on EHU, are the fridge and heating.

Quite, a bit more upmarket for us Remoska  (present) Microwave, Kampa electric griddle, do have gas BBQ which is very handy for cooking fish and a good steak, although OH is veggie (red meat intolerant) so do not get a lot of them 

Testing the situation wrt to gas/bottles.  

Was going to lend friends a full bottle I had in the shed that is surplus as have a Safefill and a Calor Lite, for there trip to the bottom of Kernow this past week. They left 07:00 Sunday morning finding no traffic en route. They also found a full bottle in their shed, so no need to borrow ours.

I had a look on the bay of dreams at recently sold bottles that have gone for £80.

Have put said bottle on at a silly price, lets see what response we get. If it sells for silly money, will buy a 12/240v cool box for our holiday first week of school holidays.

Might have another BBQ bottle in a yet to be tidied shed, could be cheap camping this summer with former kit realising fees.