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Can you use a butane/propane mix fuel on a butane camping stove?
ByI ahve an old lp gas piniic stove made by coleman and it used butane canister as its fuel
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November 20th, 2009 at 7:49 am
Coleman has a great website with great customer service. They can probably tell you exactly what is best for your particular stove. I think the biggest determining factor would be the connector type. If the disposable propane cylinders currently being sold at places like Wal Mart connect to your stove, I would presume you are safe.
November 20th, 2009 at 8:49 am
I’ll get back to you on that one.
November 20th, 2009 at 8:53 am
Coleman has a great website with great customer service. They can probably tell you exactly what is best for your particular stove. I think the biggest determining factor would be the connector type. If the disposable propane cylinders currently being sold at places like Wal Mart connect to your stove, I would presume you are safe.
and i use the Coleman disposable propane cylinders and you can get more of thin at wal mart for the refills i use the Ozark trail
November 20th, 2009 at 9:45 am
Thats not a butane canister. Thats just a small LP cylinder. Lp is liquid petroleum wich is propane. If is a older stove it is not a butane stove. Only use propane in your stove. Butane came on the market only recently. Before that the two choices were white gas or propane.
However I cant be totaly sure what you have here. You say it is a butane stove and a lp stove. Read the labels on your stove to make sure. However if it is a picnic stove I’m almost 99% sure that it only uses propane. Coleman only uses butane in their backpacking stoves.