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Old 05-21-2009, 03:24 PM   #1
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Default CO2 filling near Milwaukee.

Hi,
I'm moving on to kegging. The whole bottling process seemed to be putting a, well, bottleneck in my brewing operation. I was wondering if any Milwaukee area homebrewers had any suggestions or recommendations on places to have the CO2 tank filled. I actually live in northern Ozaukee Co., but work in Glendale.


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Call your local Paintball fields. (That's where I fill mine)
Call your LHBS and ask for a recomendation
Join a Homebrewclub, ask them where to get fills.
Let me google that for you
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I'm going to bump this since I have the same question and people get annoyed with redundant threads. There are lots of guys in milwaukee on here so someone may know. I have a new 15lb red CO2 tank that I don't want to exchange. Anybody have any places they recommend for a good deal?

I live and work around the west side of the city
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Look up welding supply shops or call northern brewer and ask them like mentioned before.
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Any larger liquor store will have a tank for fills. Usually around $2 a pound of CO2.
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Alright thanks guys. I'm just go talk to northern brewer.. Or may Discount liquor
I under stand the concept of a phone book and a google search, but was just seeing if someone had a reference for one they like and are getting a good deal at.

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Old 06-11-2010, 08:50 PM   #7
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This may help you: Homebrewing and CO2 Suppliers of Metro Milwaukee and Southeastern Wisconsin

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Old 06-11-2010, 09:22 PM   #8
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I heard Discount Liquor does but I never verified that.
I usually go to Milwaukee Recharge (Fire extinguisher place) on 57th & Vliet.
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I go to Discount Liquor in Waukesha to fill my tanks, fast service and very cheap!
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+1 on discount, I know milwaukee location does not sure how much. Just asked them last week.


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