It's a start...

Please. I run a dignified and sophisticated operation here. That is called a "whore's bath" round these parts.[mlp]

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Originally Posted by Wulf202

You can get by with a half gallon in moderate temps and having baby wipes for cat baths

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Originally Posted by zzzippper

Side Show, where would someone find this adapter? Thanks.

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Try any of the big box outdoor stores, as well as walmart, for starters. Check inventory and item #'s online, then make a few calls.

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I store several of the 6 gal BPA free water jugs from Walmart separately in the shower of the 2nd bath. No worries of leaking and easy to change out annually.

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Originally Posted by Buckaroobonsai

I store several of the 6 gal BPA free water jugs from Walmart separately in the shower of the 2nd bath. No worries of leaking and easy to change out annually.

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I've seen people do this and cut a board to go over the tub and stack rubbermaid bins on top.

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Originally Posted by crays

Try any of the big box outdoor stores, as well as walmart, for starters. Check inventory and item #'s online, then make a few calls.

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these guys will also sell an adapter to refill your little tanks off the big ones. Which is technically illegal to do I think

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Originally Posted by SideShow Bob

Also get the adaptor hose to use a 20# propane bottle, the little bottles don't last very long.

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This ^^^^^. I have both propane and white gas stoves. about 4 gal of gas sealed but it is mainly for the Coleman lantern for outdoor use. Propane does not go bad and I have some put away.[Flower]

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these guys will also sell an adapter to refill your little tanks off the big ones. Which is technically illegal to do I think

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About $5 at Harbor Freight. Have one of those as well.....

Here you go........ http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-High-P...f=pd_sim_sg_18

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Originally Posted by zzzippper

Side Show, where would someone find this adapter? Thanks.

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Originally Posted by jerrymrc

This ^^^^^.Propane does not go bad and I have some put away.[Flower]...

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The seal in the valve is susceptible to shrinkage in extreme cold temperatures, and can leak. Do not store indoors or near open flames such as pilot lights or sparks from power tools or you could end up having a disaster like the Challanger Space Shuttle.............

Wouldn't storing in doors help prevent the extreme cold temperatures part?

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Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey

I had those 2 gallon water jugs..they started to leak after a year. FYI

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Just bumping this thread to comment on this...

I have had about 4 jugs leak so far, however there are many more intact after almost two years. I think that rotating these out after 12 to 18 months or so is a great idea (bring them to the range, etc).