Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#16 Post by jboehle » Wed May 27, 2009 1:35 pm

Got my 20# propane tank filled at Praxair in Lawrence today in anticipation of brewing tomorrow. It was $21.70.

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#17 Post by Blktre » Wed May 27, 2009 1:44 pm

100# propane, $60.00.
50# Co2, $21.00.

plus tax.
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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#18 Post by cyburai » Wed May 27, 2009 2:01 pm

3x 20# propane tanks. = $51.94

Also; this is an interesting read. http://consumerist.com/5268642/grocery- ... ne-refills

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#19 Post by Rob Martin » Fri Jul 03, 2009 6:02 pm

Refilled propane a Paxair Lawrence about three weeks ago for $18.12, all fees included, after showing LBG card. The guy mentioned, 'I can give you a little discount for that'. Cool.

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#20 Post by Blktre » Sat Jul 04, 2009 10:48 am

50# co2
20# co2
$44.00 total with tax......
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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#21 Post by Rob Martin » Wed Aug 05, 2009 9:11 pm

Rob Martin wrote:Refilled propane a Paxair Lawrence about three weeks ago for $18.12, all fees included, after showing LBG card. The guy mentioned, 'I can give you a little discount for that'. Cool.
Apparently we are not in the 'system'. Not even sure if they are tracking usage. If so, a newer guy did not recognize the Guild's card or name or how to look it up. Was charged full rate, came to $21.70 total.

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#22 Post by meisel » Wed Aug 05, 2009 10:44 pm

Stopped by Lawrence location today. Told him I was from LBG. Two #20 tanks filled for $37 and change. Maybe we could start a secret handshake.
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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#23 Post by toolman » Sat Dec 12, 2009 12:42 pm

5# co2 exchanged in lawrence a couple days ago, he "said he gave me the lbg discount", was a little over $18

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#24 Post by Jensen » Sat Feb 13, 2010 3:54 pm

Just filled at Lawrence Praxair, told them with LBG.

two bbq propane each: $22.72 = 8%tax
one 5lb co2 cyl: $14.52 + 8%tax

Plus there was a haz material charge $7.45 + 8%tax

Talk about taking it up the old gas hole. $73 for three items!!!...
I am shopping around...

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#25 Post by Rob Martin » Sun Feb 14, 2010 12:17 pm

Also filled at Praxair 2/12

CO2 - 5 (gal?), 19 lb - $14.52
LP, BBQ size 17 gal - $17.00
1 Hazmat fee (presumably for LP) - 4.73
Tax - $2.85

Total 39.10

Didn't mention anything about LBG.

What I've noticed is that the LP is really not cheaper than anywhere else. $21.73 (+tax) which is basically the price at most LP swop locations. CO2 - what other options are there? I go to Praxair because it is less than 1/2 mile from my house.

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#26 Post by Jdl973 » Sun Feb 14, 2010 2:33 pm

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5 lb CO2 = $11.93

20 lb CO2 = $22.59

Hazmat fee (what the !@#$ :shock: is that?...it is CO2!!!!) = $5.18

Tax = $3.19

Total for a 5# and 20# tank = $42.89

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#27 Post by Jdl973 » Sun Feb 14, 2010 2:46 pm

Oh, I also asked, "Fine Sir, do you give a discount for LBG membership?"

Salesman, "The What???"

So Praxair in Lenexa does not give a discount (no big shock there)

Rob don't know what the 19 is (compressed liters?) but....if you were to take 5lb of CO2 and let it out of the bottle...

5 pounds of CO2 will yield 42.95 cubic feet (1216.2 liters) of gas

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#28 Post by DJ in KC » Sun Feb 14, 2010 5:52 pm

I don't remember what I'm paying a Keller Fire and Safety but it's a lot less for CO2.

That propane is a killer, you guys must grill a lot 8)

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#29 Post by Swagman » Mon Feb 15, 2010 2:58 pm

I guess I look at it different. Its like food or gasoline I can complain all I want and it don't make a bit of difference on the price paid. I need food and If I want to go somewhere I need gas or walk (too old for that). The same with my beer and welding I need gas to serve or gas to weld. So I pay what the man asks. I purchase all my gas from him and he wants my business. And its not like I could go somewhere else, there is not too many left in KC. Want to save money on Co2 buy a K tank and do your own transfers to smaller tanks. But remember while your doing that your time is worth something and there is a equipment out lay.

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Re: Price for C02 at Paxair (Kirk) in Topeka

#30 Post by Jensen » Mon Feb 15, 2010 10:32 pm

Swagman wrote:I guess I look at it different. Its like food or gasoline I can complain all I want and it don't make a bit of difference on the price paid. I need food and If I want to go somewhere I need gas or walk (too old for that). The same with my beer and welding I need gas to serve or gas to weld. So I pay what the man asks. I purchase all my gas from him and he wants my business. And its not like I could go somewhere else, there is not too many left in KC. Want to save money on Co2 buy a K tank and do your own transfers to smaller tanks. But remember while your doing that your time is worth something and there is a equipment out lay.

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Actually I thought the co2 was reasonable, but when I can walk 50 feet from work and trade-in a BBQ propane tank for a Blue Rhino--- for $3 cheaper...

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