CO2 refill

[drhusker18]

Any perspective on Evansville CO2 refills for kegs?

Airgas and welding supply are two that pop up. What do you all use? One is more expensive based one phone calls.

I have a brand new 5# tank that just went empty and I don’t want to subject to exchange. Should I just accept and pony up my new one for what ever I get in return? It takes some time to drop off and then to refill versus the exchange process. Also thinking about getting another one as spare. Hate to just give a newly purchased one away, so to speak.

Thoughts?

[Dutch]

We have used Korsans on Hitch Peters
Evansville welding supply near I69 may do a quick fill on your bottle

[Jam095]

I have been down this same path, and ultimately caved into exchanging with Airgas out of desperation.. they've had another nice looking aluminum to give me every time, so it’s never been an issue for me. As far as the “new” factor, your not losing anything bc they will always exchange with you regardless of the date on the bottle. If you don’t exchange, you will be responsible for the cost to have it pressure tested when that time comes.

Long and short- exchanging has made my life easier, with no sacrifices.

I’ve never tried Koorsen however.

[msjulian]

I have exchanged and filled alum tanks at EWS. They are the cheapest I have found in town. Filling takes a few days to a week. They exchanged same day with alum tank. I would recommend calling first if you want to exchange to make sure they have an alum in stock.

I had bought a new one as well and was reluctant to exchange my newly purchased tank but quickly realized that it was about the beer and the not the pretty tank. I got over it immediately when I returned home and poured a big tall frosty one!

[Dwayne_Delaney]

I've had good luck with EWS; personally Airgas is will always be my last resort based on price and the attitude of their counter sales staff.......

[drhusker18]

Appreciate the comments. I will do a final price check and just exchange.