New Blue Rhino Propane Coupon – Save $3 Off
Grilling is always in season. This means summer, spring, summer, or fall we are always on the lookout for good deals on propane. Summertime cuisine tastes equally as good during winter. We often grill when there is snow on the ground. I am sure most of you do it too.
See below for an additional $3 off Mail in rebate. We can combine this mail in rebate with a manufacturer coupon, if one is currently available.
Blue Rhino Tank Savings
Are you needing a good deal on propane? Right now you can print this new manufacturer mail-in rebate for $3 off ONE Blue Rhino Propane Tank (with or without exchange). This mail-in rebate does expire on December 31, 2021. Limit 1 per household, per the calendar year.
Please NOTE: the rebate is listed at Walgreens, but there isn’t anywhere on the coupon that states it is store-specific. You should be able to use it with your purchase from any store.
When you do a propane exchange, you simply bring your empty tank and exchange it for a full one. See your store’s current deals below.
Just Moved?
Save $20 When You Move! Many moving companies won’t accept propane tanks. Blue Rhino can help with our Rhino on the Move offer! Here’s how it works.
- Before you move – Drop off your old propane tank beside any Blue Rhino display. (Your old tank doesn’t have to be a Blue Rhino.)
- After you move – Purchase a fresh, ready-to-grill Blue Rhino propane tank from a Blue Rhino retailer.
- Submit your claim to receive $20 off here (allow 6 – 8 weeks for processing & delivery)
Don’t run out of Propane!!
You can pick up Blue Rhino propane at Lowe’s, Home Depot, Stewart Shops, etc. To find your nearest Blue Rhino location please check their locator here
Save on propane. If you leave near a Hewitt’s Garden Center you may want to check out this deal as well.
Americans know and trust the Blue Rhino brand than any other. At Blue Rhino, they are always cooking with gas! They have a ton of fantastic grilling recipes ready for your culinary exploration.Give one a try!
Make sure you fill your extra propane tank to have on hand for your next cookout!
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Frequent Asked Question Regarding Rebate
Where can I find the proof of purchase?
The Proof of Purchase you’ll need to attach to the rebate can be found on the Blue Rhino tank wrap, to the left of the Blue Rhino logo along the bottom. Simply cut it out along the dotted line as shown and include it with your submission. Be sure to retain the rest of the package, as it provides valuable safety information.
Here’s what the Blue Rhino proof of purchase looks like:
James Rauber says
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James Pierce says
Unfortunately, not all rebates are what they seem. This one may work, the $10 rebate for change was rejected after I had to search for Blue Rhino in our area. I will probably go back to filling at local propane store. Just as easy and in the long run, cheaper.
jay trotter says
Rebate form states that it cannot be duplicated or reproduced. Will they accept a printed internet copy?
Jen @ Inspiring Savings says
Hi Jay,
That is a great question. The coupon is provided by the manufacture for you to use. They do not want you to print it and just start handing out to you friends and family. They want them to print it from that form that they produce. All coupons even grocery store coupon has the same exact fine print statement. Even the printable coupons have that exact same print. If you copy any coupon it goes against the terms & conditions of that coupon or rebate.
Karen Hammer says
The rebate form requests that you include the original proof of purchase from
tank wrapper. Is that the blue and white tag attached to the tank? It looks like
an instruction card and not a proof of purchase? I want to submit the correct
documentation. thank you!
Jen @ Inspiring Savings says
Hi Karen,
The Proof of Purchase you’ll need to attach to the rebate can be found on the Blue Rhino tank wrap, to the left of the Blue Rhino logo along the bottom. Simply cut it out along the dotted line as shown and include it with your submission. Be sure to retain the rest of the package, as it provides valuable safety information. Here’s what the proof of purchase looks like: https://bluerhino.com/propane-info/faqs/buying-blue-rhino-tanks-faqs Scroll to the bottom of the page. Last question
Darlene Stamper says
We purchase 12 to 15 tanks per year. 1 rebate per calendar year doesn’t do much for a loyal customer. I think we are going to look at other vendors for our propane purchases
Jen @ Inspiring Savings says
Hi Darlene, I am sure Blue Rhino will be saddened to hear the news. I only report their rebate opportunity to save money. If you want to reach out to them directly and ask for additional rebates opportunities, I am sure they would reply. Here is how – https://bluerhino.com/contact
Don Nelson says
Seems like a lot of time and effort for a $3 rebate (about $2.50 after postage) one per household. Might be worth it if it was for more than one, so nevermind…
Jen @ Inspiring Savings says
Yes, I understand! I would reach out and voice your opinion to Blue Rhino. The more little complaints made we may see a change. Thank you for your feedback.