Butane gas bottles.
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Does anybody know the price of butane gas bottle refills and the price for the original bottle at the petrol stations in Ayamonte please?
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I buy mine at the BP garage between Lidl and Supersol. Here is some info on Bombonas .... Living In Spain - Bombonas Gas Bottles - Sanitas Health Plan Spain The current price for empty/full exchange is at the bottom.
I now use the Cepsa bottles not Repsol. I find them a bit easier to carry up two flights of stairs.
I now use the Cepsa bottles not Repsol. I find them a bit easier to carry up two flights of stairs.
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I buy mine at the BP garage between Lidl and Supersol. Here is some info on Bombonas .... Living In Spain - Bombonas Gas Bottles - Sanitas Health Plan Spain The current price for empty/full exchange is at the bottom.
I now use the Cepsa bottles not Repsol. I find them a bit easier to carry up two flights of stairs.
I now use the Cepsa bottles not Repsol. I find them a bit easier to carry up two flights of stairs.
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I buy mine at the BP garage between Lidl and Supersol. Here is some info on Bombonas .... Living In Spain - Bombonas Gas Bottles - Sanitas Health Plan Spain The current price for empty/full exchange is at the bottom.
I now use the Cepsa bottles not Repsol. I find them a bit easier to carry up two flights of stairs.
I now use the Cepsa bottles not Repsol. I find them a bit easier to carry up two flights of stairs.
In Portugal I roll up at petrol station hand over money job sorted...The refill costs 27 euro over here.
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You are SUPPOSED to get a contract for any NEW bottles, exchanging shouldn't be a problem, which is why gas bottles were very popular at auctions in Spain, you could get one for €10 to 15 and it might well still be partly full, then you just took it along to get a refill, usually no-one asked to see your contract, well we were never asked.
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You are SUPPOSED to get a contract for any NEW bottles, exchanging shouldn't be a problem, which is why gas bottles were very popular at auctions in Spain, you could get one for €10 to 15 and it might well still be partly full, then you just took it along to get a refill, usually no-one asked to see your contract, well we were never asked.
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I had two bottles, bought two more from the delivery man who gave me the "contract" piece of paper. I don't remember paying a lot of money from them.I have never been asked for the contract, I just go petrol station, ask the man for how many bombonas I want, pay, get the token(s) and then use the machine.
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Right now at the new Gas Station in Ayamonte and at the Motorway you pay arround 13 € for a full bottle - but offcourse you need a empty one for change.
They weight more then the silver ones . . but also a bit cheeper
To get a empty one you can make a contract with next to the small Gasstation in front of Post office.
Or at the Gas station next the the Fabric of Conception.
Good luck . .
Yesterday a see a Portugese Platet car at Gas station he load 24 bottles in his car - be car full - its only allowed to carry 2 bottles at time in a normal car . .
They weight more then the silver ones . . but also a bit cheeper
To get a empty one you can make a contract with next to the small Gasstation in front of Post office.
Or at the Gas station next the the Fabric of Conception.
Good luck . .
Yesterday a see a Portugese Platet car at Gas station he load 24 bottles in his car - be car full - its only allowed to carry 2 bottles at time in a normal car . .
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take it to any supplier and swap it over after paying the fee,
we pay about 14.50 Euro.
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Hola
The official government controlled price for the orange Repsol all metal gas bottle is 13-27€ (for the next six weeks). Repsol garages also sell plastic handled gas bottles at 17-50; no more gas than the official bottles.
The aluminium Cepsa bottles are between the two prices normally.
There are 6Kg Repsol bottles which are not government controlled so cost around 12€
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The official government controlled price for the orange Repsol all metal gas bottle is 13-27€ (for the next six weeks). Repsol garages also sell plastic handled gas bottles at 17-50; no more gas than the official bottles.
The aluminium Cepsa bottles are between the two prices normally.
There are 6Kg Repsol bottles which are not government controlled so cost around 12€
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Hola
The official government controlled price for the orange Repsol all metal gas bottle is 13-27€ (for the next six weeks). Repsol garages also sell plastic handled gas bottles at 17-50; no more gas than the official bottles.
The aluminium Cepsa bottles are between the two prices normally.
There are 6Kg Repsol bottles which are not government controlled so cost around 12€
Davexf
The official government controlled price for the orange Repsol all metal gas bottle is 13-27€ (for the next six weeks). Repsol garages also sell plastic handled gas bottles at 17-50; no more gas than the official bottles.
The aluminium Cepsa bottles are between the two prices normally.
There are 6Kg Repsol bottles which are not government controlled so cost around 12€
Davexf
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Had the same problem the last time I was at my apartment. Called to the gas bottle supplier, on the industrial estate in Ayamonte, to purchase a bottle for the new heater I bought from Leroy Merlin. The guy wanted my NIE number, proof of address etc etc and the price for the gas plus the contract for hiring the bottle was a bit expensive to say the least. Didn’t have the information with me so decided to try at the petrol station on the motorway.
Walked in and told them what I wanted, paid for the gas, put the bottle in the car. Didn’t even ask me for the empty bottle. Cost me about €14.
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Martin.
Walked in and told them what I wanted, paid for the gas, put the bottle in the car. Didn’t even ask me for the empty bottle. Cost me about €14.
Regards
Martin.
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Had the same problem the last time I was at my apartment. Called to the gas bottle supplier, on the industrial estate in Ayamonte, to purchase a bottle for the new heater I bought from Leroy Merlin. The guy wanted my NIE number, proof of address etc etc and the price for the gas plus the contract for hiring the bottle was a bit expensive to say the least. Didn’t have the information with me so decided to try at the petrol station on the motorway.
Walked in and told them what I wanted, paid for the gas, put the bottle in the car. Didn’t even ask me for the empty bottle. Cost me about €14.
Regards
Martin.
Walked in and told them what I wanted, paid for the gas, put the bottle in the car. Didn’t even ask me for the empty bottle. Cost me about €14.
Regards
Martin.
Was that petrol station near Ayamonte heading Portugal way or opposite?
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