I was curious where the cheapest place to exchange/refill in Lawrence is. I have a recent 20# blue rhino tank that probably only has one more boil in it. I've seen they're about $17 for refills at WallyWorld but I've heard rumors they don't fill up the full 20#. Does praxair do propane refills?
On a correlated note, how many boils do people generally get out of 20# tanks? I have a pretty high BTU burner that seems to eat propane even if I keep a pretty low boil.
Propane and propane accessories
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Re: Propane and propane accessories
Praxair has propane tanks and they give LBG members a discount. Same for C02 if you're kegging. I usually get roughly 3 boils, maybe 4. This is for 15 gallon batches which take a little bit longer to heat up.
Jared Rudy
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Fat Back Brewing
On Tap: Irish Red Ale, Vienna Lager, American Wheat, Belgian Triple, Oatmeal Stout, Saison, Hard Cider
Primary: Oktoberfest-Marzen
Kegged/Ageing: Russian Imperial Stout, Oktoberfest-Marzen
Next Brew: Vienna Lager or an IPA