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Recycling of butane fuel canisters	16-Oct-2017 At 6:40:50 AM	Crushed Lollypop
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Does anyone know the best way to recycle Jetboil fuel canisters? There used to be a tool which could be used to puncture the fuel canister, allowing it to be disposed of in the normal recycling. However, neither Bogong or Paddy Palin sell this anymore - not sure why. They have suggested that I take it the spent canister to a "transfer station" whatever that is. Does anyone know of a better/easier way to recycle these things? It seems like a real waste to just chuck it out and I'm surprised none of the outdoor stores provide a free drop off recycling service (that I know of).

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