these little things are convenient for my table top heater. they are easy to install and easy to dispose of. i just wish they burned a little longer. All and all, I would definitely be purchasing more in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wasn't expecting that much this was my first time having this product it was advised to me to get this by a worker from the store so I purchased this and it worked just fine doing the freeze for my house The only thing is that I wished I had gotten more of the propane cylinders but other than that it was fine

Purchased in anticipation of freezing weather forecast. Just in case we lost power (think 2021!) needed a heat source. These canisters fit the burner top, allowing us to boil water for drinks and instant food prep. A true lifesaver in the cold and dark. And super easy to order online from the aisles of Walmart since I wasn't able to locate them or a team member in the store itself. (For outdoor use only.)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 4 pack was actually cheap than the 2 pack, which was surprising.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was very happy to find these in stock. They were sold out before the last big snow storm. I've used them in the past and was very happy with them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] great price and availability

I found these on sale as a 4 pack which is much cheaper than buying singles. These small 16 oz (453 grams (liquid) plus tank weight total (890 grams) are easy to carry, and store, and if careful these could be re-used with the right attachment. Great to have extras on hand in case of emergency for heating and cooking.

I use these in portable heaters and to run my little grill. They worked great last a long time. Well worth the purchase very affordable compared to a 20 pound tank. I recommend them highly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] have used coleman propane in the past, so I know its good quality. The price was in the acceptable range

Two of the canisters were empty when I got home. There's a photo of a full and an empty canister on a scale for reference