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Thread ID: 148851 2020-02-17 22:11:00 Butane gas bottles Lurking (218) PC World Chat
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1466712 2020-02-17 22:11:00 god, it's 9 years on the 22nd Feb. since our sml eathquakes.

Back then we bought a sml butane gas cooker (no power for a wee while, lol) and a supply of the sml canisters.

No useby date to be seen, Dr Google hopeless, so perhaps one should have come here first.

Thanks for any suggestions.

lurking.
Lurking (218)
1466713 2020-02-17 22:15:00 As long as the canisters have not been damaged or rusted they will be just fine to use. The butane gas does not go off over time. CliveM (6007)
1466714 2020-02-17 22:25:00 Thanks CliveM, might as well keep till after the 10th anniversay next year.

Bit of a right-up in thie morning's The Press about gas heater, so I would check this out.

Quite a good experience then, under the circumstances.

TV are doing another showing of the disaster.

lurking.
Lurking (218)
1466715 2020-02-18 00:32:00 Thanks for that info' also. I was wondering about that as we are in the same position. Pato (2463)
1466716 2020-02-18 05:00:00 We had power off all day today. They are renewing wires and poles..an ongoing thing.
I forgot and wasn't prepared with a flask of boiled water etc....

Oh well lit the BBQ and boiled some......the wood BBQ.
nasty gas....meh.
piroska (17583)
1466717 2020-02-18 09:28:00 piroska, would have used the open fire place, but, when you lose the chimney.

We had workers in the area of the fallen summerhill stones, but we both had a devil's own time trying to get up off the tossing floor, to run out and see how the three men were coping. They saw a couple of other chimneys' opposite our place "tumble down".

We told them to get on home to see how things were at their places', never saw them again to finish off their work, rofl.

lurking.

ps. gas bottles far easier than having to re-light a fire every time tho.

lurks.
Lurking (218)
1466718 2020-02-18 09:32:00 People who have not experienced an earthquake or series of tremors have no accurate idea what it's like and their imagination isn't really any help. zqwerty (97)
1466719 2020-02-18 22:41:00 zpwerty, I was born and lived in Hawkes Bay for 30 years, it was known for earthquakes, especially the Napier one.

Been trying to find info from Papers Past about the Napier one, especially the suppliers' of food supplies to the people under canvas at several locations.

Grandfather and father owned a bakery and we were told they supplied bread, etc to the displaced folk.

lurking.
Lurking (218)
1466720 2020-02-18 23:22:00 ps. gas bottles far easier than having to re-light a fire every time tho.

lurks.

I filled my large thermos with boiling water. It stayed hot all day. Good brand!
piroska (17583)
1466721 2020-02-18 23:54:00 I've got a copper Thermette . . . . . . .

Ken :)
kenj (9738)
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