Which pack is cheaper?

GasOne. It is $16.99 at Amazon as of November 6, 2026, against $18.99 for the LeoLight 6 pack at Amazon the same day.

Do they burn the same length of time?

Yes. Both are rated at 6 hours per can, so a 6-pack gives about 36 hours of total burn either way.

Is the LeoLight worth $2 more?

Only if you value the transparent can and the screw cap. Burn time and fuel type are the same, so the extra money buys packaging, not performance.

Can I reuse a partly burned can?

With LeoLight, yes, up to a point: the twist-off screw cap lets you snuff and reseal it. GasOne does not list a resealable cap, so plan to burn those cans through.

Will either one smoke or smell?

LeoLight states no soot and no smell. GasOne makes no such claim, and DEG fuel can soot if the wick is trimmed too long or the can is drafty.

How many cans do I need for an event?

One can per chafer per 6-hour block. For a 4-hour reception with 4 chafers, 4 cans cover it with margin; a 6-pack leaves spares.

GasOne 6-Hour Chafing Fuel vs LeoLight Chafing Fuel 6 Pack, 6 Hour Burn, 200 g (7.1 oz)

Both are 6-can, 6-hour chafing fuel packs, so the choice comes down to price and container. The GasOne 6 pack is $16.99 at Amazon as of November 6, 2026, about $2 less than the LeoLight 6 pack at $18.99 at Amazon the same day. Buy GasOne for the lower price; buy LeoLight if you want a transparent can and a screw cap you can reseal.

Today the GasOne 6-Hour Chafing Fuel costs $2.00 less at its best price.

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