The phrase "gas bottle" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a small, portable container used for storing and transporting gas. Example sentence: "I asked my friend to bring a gas bottle for our camping trip so we could easily cook our meals on the stove."
Heating is by gas bottle and caravan heater - I got all my gadgetry from a caravan park near Great Yarmouth.
For heating I installed a wood-burner I'd converted from an old gas bottle, using a flue pipe I had salvaged from the skip.
She finds the chilly, dreary winters hard going, especially when the central heating breaks down and the gas bottle runs out.
Hélène, sitting opposite her, is cooking on a fire outside her home; she has no money to buy a gas bottle for her cooker, and won't have any next week either.
According to the BBC, closed-circuit security camera images depicted Mr. Waylett drinking from a bottle of Champagne that he had been given by another rioter who had looted it from a supermarket and holding a gas bottle with a wick made from a rag.
Reading the list of extraneous items that Bryson and Strayed packed for their thru-hikes — folding cutlery, a plastic dish, a spare gas bottle, four bandannas, a "big knife for killing bears and hillbillies"; a towel, binoculars, a foldable saw, a stainless-steel digging trowel, a metal votive-candle lantern, shampoo, conditioner, a hairbrush — made this minimalist's teeth grind.
The army, as The San Francisco Chronicle notes, "owns companies that sell everything from fire extinguishers and medical equipment to laptops, televisions, sewing machines, refrigerators, pots and pans, butane gas bottles, bottled water and olive oil".
Gas was sampled from the pyrolyzer via sampling line to gas bottles in the cold bath.
"Alcohol, gas bottles, tents, camping chairs, trolleys, airbeds".
This can be done off-grid using delivered gas bottles.
It's simple: no glass, no gas bottles, no dickheads.
