L.P. is a pressurized gas sealed in an airtight container. What is it that this is going to filter out anyway?
1640307
The filter removes impurities in the gas that would otherwise clog the orifices and coat the catalytic causing the heater to malfunction. I have read the reviews claiming filter not necessary. It is necessary - unless you are lucky enough to get very pure propane. I tried using the heater unfiltered. It operated 2 months. Replaced it. Bought and installed a filter. 3 years now. Still operating strong. Plus, filter is too inexpensive not to use just as a precautioin.
1640308
some propane has oil in it or impurities - so by using this filter when coming out of a larger 20# or more tank - you eliminate some of that ensuring your equipment runs smooth and doesn't clog
1988975
The sealed plastic is like a zip-top. There is a very very thin slit that you need to get a fingernail into so you can pop the seal.
1338977
From my understanding, products are originally categorized by the seller/manufacturer and then that is confirmed or reclassified by workers. As the manufacturer clearly states it is not leak-proof, perhaps one of the workers categorizing products misread or just assumed it would be. It's always best to go by the description and information given by the manufacturer instead of just relying on a sorting filter.
672784
Filter what? Water out of the gas, yes. Rejuvenate the old gas and bring the octane back to original, no.
2431
At least in the US, there are TSA rules on bringing compressed gas cylinders.. it doesn't just need to be empty, it needs to have the valve head completely removed so the inside of the tank can be examined visually. http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/compressed-gas-cylinders
50274
It's made with petroleum distilates. Apply in ventilated area, avoid breathing it.
1862599
Hi....it is totally sealed. This is a heavy duty apparatus. It's well worth the $.
441293
Like a rubber seal? No. It just has a rim that's all. So, it's not airtight or anything. Not sure if that answered the question
187392
You are buying the white, plastic sealer attachment. You place a metal jar lid/disk under it and the sealer pulls the air out. When you remove the white, plastic sealer the jar lid is held on by vacuum suction. I screw a threaded ring over to keep it from unsealing if it is bumped in the fridge or my lunchbox.
504884
It must be air tight and what ever container you use cannot cave in from the vacuum
379726
This is media that goes inside a filter. You'll need to purchase a canister filter and then use this to supplement the filter pads.
251113
Our filters had a safety seal on the outer box and the filter inside was sealed in plastic. Total confidence.
500890
It's not airtight. I use mine for poop but I use it outside. I think inside it will smell eventually. I never smell it outside
1792703
The filter can be removed and a siphon line can be placed into the fuel tank.
1878594
Yes, it's ultrafiltered/microfiltered, which means cold-filtered (not heat-pasteurized).
1260566
This container does not make an air tight seal, it has a filter that absorbs CO2 and allows the coffee to breath. My coffee stays fresh to the end and always smells great, better that it did in my old air tight container.
1043763
That's a great question. Considering that it's waterproof I would have to assume that it's sealed from any outside gases.