Sports Basement's Refillable Propane Canisters!

 
Over 40 million disposable propane canisters are purchased, used, and discarded in the US every year. Even when they
are recycled (a process which is incredibly expensive and difficult) it can be dangerous for sanitation workers if there's any gas left in the containers, which is incredibly common. On the contrary, refillable propane canisters are much more earth-friendly, much safer and much cheaper! 

We love the Earth and we love our customers, which is why we sell refillable propane canisters and refill them for free.
 

How we’ve helped the planet since we started the exchange program (and we’re only gettin’ started):

  • 140,000 canisters kept out of landfills
  • over $850,000 saved by our customers
  • 95,000 FREE refills
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    Plus, we provide free propane refills to all Basementeers ($2 per fill up for non-Basementeers). Just bring in the empty refillable propane canister you purchased with us, and we'll give you a full one, no waiting necessary - at any of our 12 locations. It's that easy to say no to landfills and say yes to our planet!

    The canister fits the same connections as a standard 16oz one, and is certified for 12 years. Free propane refills are for recreational use only. 

    37 comments

    • Erendira @ SB says...

      Hi Pam, our Novato, Berkeley, Bryant St., and Presidio stores all collect non-refillable propane canisters for recycling! Our Santa Rosa store collects only isobutane canisters for recycling as well.

      On August 01, 2018
    • pam says...

      Any hints on what I should do to recycle or properly dispose of all the cheap non-refillable ones?

      On August 01, 2018
    • Robert Finley says...

      What is the number of canisters that one could buy? If I should buy four can I have all four filled at one the same time?

      On August 01, 2018
    • Erendira @ SB says...

      @Andrew, yes, they are compatible!

      On July 23, 2018
    • Andrew says...

      Are these compatible with Bernzomatic TS8000 torches?

      On July 23, 2018

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