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• Lite Cylinder LC-10-30 Composite See-Through Propane Tank, 3 Gallons Capacity, Blue

  
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• Lite Cylinder LC-20-30 Composite See-Through Propane Tank, 5.39 Gallons Capacity, Blue

  
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The Investigators: Half-Full

(WMC TV) - A combination of no minimum weight requirements and propane suppliers' cost-saving policies is shorting consumers on the amount of propane they're expecting when they buy or exchange grilling cylinders.

The Action News 5 Investigators would have never found out -- if we hadn't been grilling burgers with Richard Rendos.

The Olive Branch, MS, backyard chef cooks three to four times a week on his gas grill. He meticulously tracks what he cooks each week and how long.

He swears no two 20-lb propane grilling cylinders are ever the same.

"One tank we'll put in, and we won't even get through with grilling one full meal out here," said Rendos. "Another tank I put in will last me two or three weeks."

The BC Safety Authority has a laundry list of things to look for and to avoid to make sure your propane barbecue is safe. Things such as not smoking around the tank, always cleaning the grill and replacing your gas container every 10 years. Read more...

Check for rust and touch up the surface as needed with rust-resistant spray paint. With a stiff wire brush, clean the grill grate, then spray with nonstick cooking oil such as PAM. Refill propane tank, if needed. Reader comments on Sacbee.com are the Read more...

Barbecue safety tips, to help avoid accidents, include: Before using a grill, check the connection between the propane tank and the fuel line. Be careful when using lighter fluid. Supervise children around outdoor grills. Dispose of hot coals properly Read more...

“The tank is filled to its 5-pound capacity.” She said Breakaway does not sell propane by the pound or gallon, only by the tank. What we seem to be experiencing here is that the only way to judge how much you are paying to grill your hot dogs and Read more...

"The deck was in flames," he said, and a propane tank was whining and sounded as if it was going to explode. "It was hissing real bad. You could hear it screaming." The tank didn't blow, and firefighters contained the blaze about 40 minutes later, Read more...