Propane level checker that actually works!
ok, so, for the record, right up front I am not affiliated with Amazon or Dometic.... Since getting to my (or most any of your) propane tanks just to take them out to see how heavy they are is a PI...
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travelnutz wrote:
$40, $50, $60, $70 for a tank level reader is a lot of propane that you could have had for the money and you still would have used the same amount needed to refill any or all your PP tanks. Did you really gain anything in reality?
Costco is selling new cylinders for about $20 and I think the one with float gauge was like $29.
Since I bought new house few months ago, I am feed with wi-fi switches that don't program, or fail after a week, outdoor thermometers that fall apart after taking from packaging and hi-tech washer hoses when burst protection stopper acts in normal use.
Would I buy another $50 gadget, how do I find it in 6 months when I will need it?
