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I keep 20 in the house and 1 out side or in the freezer depending upon the temps. Tip the 20 over and refill outside to prevent stinking up the house.
If i remember right, I paid $2.50 for a 1lb tank... I like my house
Problem is, they are not MADE to be refilled. Ya, you can, but you can also shoot an arrow at that apple on your dog's head...
(Image removed from quote.) Dude, get a one-gallon/4-5lb tank. Cost for the pros to refill it is about like buying one of the 1-lb cans. Much easier to cart around than a 20-lb, you get the savings, and it lasts 4x longer. Pays for itself in nothing flat, and no boom at home. I love mine--used it for many years now.
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Isn't there a 75 page version of this hash somewhere already?
Yes, this subject gets beat to death once it twice every winter. It's worse than "Best Hand Auger".
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Hey ! Anyone know where i can catch a crappie?
Stop being cheap and avoid an explosion, buy them.
The greater the temp difference between the 20 lb and 1 lb tanks is the key to filling them. I keep 20 in the house and 1 out side or in the freezer depending upon the temps. Tip the 20 over and refill outside to prevent stinking up the house. It usually takes another cooling and refilling to get them completely full. I've refilled the same tanks dozens of times. A 20 lb and hose, is a better way to go, but hauling a 10 lb tank is not always practical. Paying $4-$6 for 2 tanks is for suckers.