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Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from
a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. -- David |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
On 07/06/2014 13:26, Lobster wrote:
Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Bet they'll take half cylinders. Obviously be careful to empty before cutting... |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
On Saturday, June 7, 2014 3:01:28 PM UTC+1, Clive George wrote:
On 07/06/2014 13:26, Lobster wrote: Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Bet they'll take half cylinders. Obviously be careful to empty before cutting... Our recycling bin collection takes aerosols, so if you lived round here I'd put them in the bin. Jonathan |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
Lobster scribbled...
Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. Do you live in a pikey free zone? |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
"Jabba" wrote in message
ldhosting.com... Lobster scribbled... Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. Do you live in a pikey free zone? Is there such a place? -- Adam |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
"ARW" wrote in message ... "Jabba" wrote in message ldhosting.com... Lobster scribbled... Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. Do you live in a pikey free zone? Is there such a place? -- Adam |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
"ARW" wrote in message ... "Jabba" wrote in message ldhosting.com... Lobster scribbled... Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. Do you live in a pikey free zone? Is there such a place? -- Adam Yes, Lancashire. |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
"Mr Pounder" wrote in message
... "ARW" wrote in message ... "Jabba" wrote in message ldhosting.com... Lobster scribbled... Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. Do you live in a pikey free zone? Is there such a place? Yes, Lancashire. Just goes to show that Pikeys have standards. -- Adam |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
"ARW" wrote in message ... "Mr Pounder" wrote in message ... "ARW" wrote in message ... "Jabba" wrote in message ldhosting.com... Lobster scribbled... Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. Do you live in a pikey free zone? Is there such a place? Yes, Lancashire. Just goes to show that Pikeys have standards. How did you like working in the great ******** of the south? |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
On Saturday, June 7, 2014 1:26:16 PM UTC+1, Lobster wrote:
Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. freegle, scrap merchant, bin. NT |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
"ARW" wrote in message ... "Mr Pounder" wrote in message ... "ARW" wrote in message ... "Jabba" wrote in message ldhosting.com... Lobster scribbled... Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. Do you live in a pikey free zone? Is there such a place? Yes, Lancashire. Just goes to show that Pikeys have standards. Oh, and that parking ticket you got whilst working there?????? |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
"Mr Pounder" wrote in message
... "ARW" wrote in message ... "Mr Pounder" wrote in message ... "ARW" wrote in message ... "Jabba" wrote in message ldhosting.com... Lobster scribbled... Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. Do you live in a pikey free zone? Is there such a place? Yes, Lancashire. Just goes to show that Pikeys have standards. How did you like working in the great ******** of the south? Much better than Langley in Manchester. At least no one tried to shoot me in London. -- Adam |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
"Mr Pounder" wrote in message
... "ARW" wrote in message ... "Mr Pounder" wrote in message ... "ARW" wrote in message ... "Jabba" wrote in message ldhosting.com... Lobster scribbled... Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. Do you live in a pikey free zone? Is there such a place? Yes, Lancashire. Just goes to show that Pikeys have standards. Oh, and that parking ticket you got whilst working there?????? Which one? I got three! I appealed against all of them with success. -- Adam |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
On 07/06/14 19:48, ARW wrote:
Much better than Langley in Manchester. At least no one tried to shoot me in London. I presume you were not working in Brixton (Coldharbour ward has around 11 shootings a year). Add in the rest of Lambeth and you've got about 37/year average. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/exclusive-w...e-shot-1442138 I've done odd jobs there and walking around with a PC under my arm in broad daylight was slightly worrying. I have driven there at night and that was enough to tell me to never be there on foot after dark. |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
Tim Watts scribbled...
On 07/06/14 19:48, ARW wrote: Much better than Langley in Manchester. At least no one tried to shoot me in London. I presume you were not working in Brixton (Coldharbour ward has around 11 shootings a year). Add in the rest of Lambeth and you've got about 37/year average. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/exclusive-w...e-shot-1442138 I've done odd jobs there and walking around with a PC under my arm in broad daylight was slightly worrying. I have driven there at night and that was enough to tell me to never be there on foot after dark. Not as frightening as driving into the riots and meeting 2 police cars coming out, with all their doors open and police hanging off like American firemen. I made the worlds fastest 3 point turn... |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
On 08/06/14 11:05, Jabba wrote:
Tim Watts scribbled... On 07/06/14 19:48, ARW wrote: Much better than Langley in Manchester. At least no one tried to shoot me in London. I presume you were not working in Brixton (Coldharbour ward has around 11 shootings a year). Add in the rest of Lambeth and you've got about 37/year average. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/exclusive-w...e-shot-1442138 I've done odd jobs there and walking around with a PC under my arm in broad daylight was slightly worrying. I have driven there at night and that was enough to tell me to never be there on foot after dark. Not as frightening as driving into the riots and meeting 2 police cars coming out, with all their doors open and police hanging off like American firemen. I made the worlds fastest 3 point turn... Wow... I've been in London when one of the riots started. I buggered off to Charing X pronto watching twitter all the way! |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
In message , ARW
writes "Mr Pounder" wrote in message ... "ARW" wrote in message ... "Mr Pounder" wrote in message ... "ARW" wrote in message ... "Jabba" wrote in message ueworldhosting.com... Lobster scribbled... Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? Landfill? - seems bizarre. Do you live in a pikey free zone? Is there such a place? Yes, Lancashire. Just goes to show that Pikeys have standards. How did you like working in the great ******** of the south? Much better than Langley in Manchester. At least no one tried to shoot me in London. You were in the posh bit then? -- bert |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
On 07/06/2014 13:26, Lobster wrote:
Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? You sure ... my local council run site happy to take old extinguishers, diving cylinders etc. -- UK SelfBuild: http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/UK_Selfbuild/ |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
In message , Rick Hughes
writes On 07/06/2014 13:26, Lobster wrote: Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? You sure ... my local council run site happy to take old extinguishers, diving cylinders etc. They may well refuse to take LPG cylinders. -- bert |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
"Tim Watts" wrote in message
... On 07/06/14 19:48, ARW wrote: Much better than Langley in Manchester. At least no one tried to shoot me in London. I presume you were not working in Brixton (Coldharbour ward has around 11 shootings a year). Add in the rest of Lambeth and you've got about 37/year average. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/exclusive-w...e-shot-1442138 I've done odd jobs there and walking around with a PC under my arm in broad daylight was slightly worrying. I have driven there at night and that was enough to tell me to never be there on foot after dark. I liked Lambeth (or the part I was working in but like most places you only have to travel half a mile to be in a **** hole). East Dulwich was also fine but there was a shooting in Camberwell cemetery which was 1000m away from where I was working. Deptford scared the **** out of me at night. Tottenham was a bit ****e but not scary even at night The scariest place was Canary Wharf. It must be the most boring place in the world. -- Adam |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
On 09/06/2014 22:03, bert wrote:
In message , Rick Hughes writes On 07/06/2014 13:26, Lobster wrote: Having a clearout, I've unearthed a couple of empty 250g CO2 cylinders from a SodaStream machine. Turns out they are now obsolete as far as Sodastream are concerned, as their new machines use a different size cylinder, and they no longer support or refill the old ones. Does anybody else use these things these days, or are they literally rubbish? If not, how I am supposed to get shot of them, given that the local refuse collection centre refuses to take gas cylinders? You sure ... my local council run site happy to take old extinguishers, diving cylinders etc. They may well refuse to take LPG cylinders. Not in my case dropped off 2 old calor bottles -- UK SelfBuild: http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/UK_Selfbuild/ |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
hi. David
I refill the older type of soda steam bottles and recycle them here in Sheffield.. thanks chris @ the dangerzone sheffield |
Old CO2 cylinders: what to do with them?
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