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I think the Safefill is a good idea , but what sort of connection fittings would you need , and i think it could be frustrating not being allowed to refill after you've searched for a petrol station that has gas .

atb

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Most people I know now are using normal Calor cylinders and using an adaptor from the net (around £40.00) to refill "normal cylinders" They give you the fill limits for each cylinder size to stop overfilling. They even now do one thats around £50.00 that fits into your car to look like an autogas nozzle for those garages that are a bit funny about it. Its far cheaper than the Calor refills and in essence all cylinders are refillable. And before people jump down my throat yes they are unsafe if not used correctly and you don't follow the instructions and guidance, however this is the same for any compressed gas cylinder no matter who has filled it. Just remember to swap the cylinder for a new one from calor after about 3-4 fills so you get a cylinder that is in test date.