I'm confused about propane.
I understand what propane does. The confusing bit is how the gas stations arrive at the cost of the propane they put in my tanks. This morning the local Esso filled up my 30lb tank and has a gauge ...
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MrWizard wrote:
TO the OP
old biscuit explained it very well
you might want to edit your post
# or lb means pounds
L means liters
you can't use L for the abbreviation of both measurements.. you make it very confusing to read
Old Biscuit didn't explain it well at all. But several other posters did help clear up my confusion. I plan on going back to the store tomorrow armed with slightly more information and find out how they came to charge the amount they did.
I also used lb for pounds and L for liters in exactly the places I meant to. Editing not required. And where I come from, the number sign is not used to denote pounds.
