Old Milltown Storage Inc.

• Tanks Filled
• No Minimum
• Cheaper than Exchange
• RV's Welcome-Easy in Easy out
• Open 6-Days a Week
• E-mail us at: milltownstorage@yahoo.com    

When you swap:

• You only get 15 lbs. of propane in a 20lb. cylinder. You lose about 1 gal. of propane.
• Chances are your tank isn't empty.
• You may give up your new tank for a used tank.
• Cost to swap is about 70% more.
• Have to wait for someone to find the key to the propane tank station. 
• Cost about $22.99 

When you fill:

• Tank filled to 20 lb. net propane.
• You get to keep your tank, they are good for 12 years from manufacture.
• You're only charged for propane dispensed.
• We can, if you request, do a partial fill of your tank. You'll only pay for propane dispensed.
• No line, no waiting. Get in and get out.
• Cost, $13.73 if your tank is completely empty.

  OLD VALVE                               NEW VALVE

               Can't fill by law                         Ready to Grill             

  10% Off

Your purchase of

 10 or more gallons !

• More than 66 million Americans barbecue (American Demographics, May 2000)
  
• Over 60 percent of grill owners use gas grills (Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association).
  
• Gas grills are environmentally friendly. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), charcoal releases 105 times more carbon monoxide than propane.
  
• Propane has an overall stove efficiency nearly four times that of charcoal (Americans Continue Their Love Affair With Summer Grilling, May 22, 2002, PERC).
  
• The percentage of grill owners with gas grills has steadily increased for more than a decade.
  
• Cooking with gas is preferred by both indoor and outdoor chefs.

Safety Tips ! 

• Before lighting your propane gas grill burner, use a leak-detection solution to check all connections for tightness. Contact your local propane gas supplier to obtain the leak-detection solution and instructions on how to use it.
  
• Always follow all the grill manufacturer's instructions and keep written materials and manuals in a safe, accessible place.
  
• When not in use, make sure all grill burner controls are turned off and that the valve cylinder is closed.
  
• Always use or store cylinders outdoors in an upright, or vertical, position.
  
• When you have your cylinder refilled, ask that it be checked for dents, damage, rust, or leaks.
  
• After refilling your cylinder or exchanging it, take your cylinder home immediately and promptly remove it from your vehicle. While transporting the cylinder, keep your vehicle ventilated. Be sure the cylinder valve is closed and plugged or capped in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
  
• When your grill is not in use, cover disconnected hose-end fittings and burner air intakes with small plastic bags, or protective fitting caps from your propane supplier to keep out dirt, insects, and moisture. Remember to remove them before starting your grill.
  
• Do not smoke while handling a propane cylinder.
  
• If there is an uncontrollable release of gas or a fire, call the fire department immediately and move all people and pets away from the unit.
  
• Do not allow children to tamper or play with the cylinder or grill.
  
• Do not use, store, or transport your cylinder where it would be exposed to high temperatures. (This includes storing spare cylinders under or near the grill.)