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on 5 Feb 2013
I wants to know how the situation is with cooking. Are there line for gase, or do you cook with electricity or having bottles which needs to be refilled. I saw on some picures those gas bottles and ask myself where to refill and much does it cost?
What are the alternatives?
Thanks
Dalal
Anonymous (not verified) on 4 May 2013 - 07:46
Hello Dalai
We have an electric oven (mains supply) and a gas hob (bottled gas). We get our gas from the local mini supermarket. In March 2013 it was 27 euros for a replacement gas bottle about twice the size of what you might have for your BBQ. We also use the gas for hot water and showers. We live in a very rural area of Central Portugal - beautiful.
Regards
Roy
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