I took delivery of about 400 gallons of propane. The cost before taxes was $1.90 US per US gallon. Usually the propane and gasoline price travel together here, but while the gasoline price went up propane hasn’t - yet.
Post your latest propane price
- Thread starter Snagglefoot
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$3.49 a gallon delivered
$10 every Wednesday to fill my bbq grill 20# tank 
I just had my shop tank filled last week @ $1.65 per gallon contracted last September.
This winter averaged $2.30 US dollars a gallon. Natural gas is $1.52 per CCF. Around 90,000 btu vs 100,000 btu for those two measurements. After a decade of Propane I'm going back to Natural Gas. No more worrying about deliveries etc. Also, I'm installing a wood stove this year so things should get toasty.
I guess I got ripped off bigly, but I have no choice where I can purchase.
Whooo Hoooo, 5c off the insane $5+ price per gal.
It's similar to Auto & house insurance "Loyalty Discount" for every year you stay with them they'll just continue to jack up your premiums...
Propane pricing is heavily dependent on volume. $5 per gallon is not uncommon for “cooking customers”, especially if you aren’t paying a separate tank rental fee.
I had a larger 200lb tank installed so we could make it through winter without needing a fill. We made one year and only used 30 gal. running the kitchen Stove and oven - and my wife cooks all the time. True we have had no rental fee or install fee charges, so I guess I am actually doing O.K. - even for a penny-pinching Scot!
Aside: My killer bill is cable - it's approaching $300/month with no premium movie channels! I keep telling the wife we have to start streaming and ditch the VoIP home phone - but we do like local news channels sometimes. Comcast is allowing basic packages again - might go that route instead of stripping down to 250mbs internet + gateway modem only. I got a firestick in a draaer somewhere. The TV didnt iek it , but the powersupply may have been getting no juice from the cablebox USB port and was instead drawing power from the 5v leg on the HDMI port so the I/o board on our Samsung 39" was current limited and pulled down the supply to the other HDMI inputs.
Internet + basic cable might be a good option if they don’t hammer you with equipment fees.
I use an over the air antenna for local channels, and streaming for extra content. Check out the website below to see what you can get for OTA channels.
https://www.tvfool.com/
