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recycling rfofaky 03-26-2007
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Posted by on March 26, 2007, 10:37 am

>I haven't returned a recycled can of refrigerant since last year, but
>someone told me it cost $80!! now to return a can. Is this true. I remember
>when thiis first started, those basterds were paying us to return cans, now
>we have to pay them $80!! How much are you guys charging customers for
>recycling when it is needed. Like when a coil or drier needs to be replaced?
>


create a line item in your flat rate pricing manual that refers to
refrigerant recovery and disposal of EPA hazardous waste. $149.99
ought to cover most situations, no? recycling machines aren't cheap,
nor are vac guages, micron guages, guage-sets, etc. Even if you
re-use the same gas, it takes your specialized equipment and your time
to perform the work of recycling, and time is money.

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Posted by Joseph on March 26, 2007, 10:11 pm

> I haven't returned a recycled can of refrigerant since last year, but
> someone told me it cost $80!! now to return a can. Is this true. I remember
> when thiis first started, those basterds were paying us to return cans, now
> we have to pay them $80!! How much are you guys charging customers for
> recycling when it is needed. Like when a coil or drier needs to be replaced?
>

I think we covered this last summer, but here is a link to the tank I use.
I do not pay $56 for it though, it's
less than that.

http://tinyurl.com/2ptmac

Joseph




Posted by on March 26, 2007, 10:57 pm

>
>> I haven't returned a recycled can of refrigerant since last year, but
>> someone told me it cost $80!! now to return a can. Is this true. I remember
>> when thiis first started, those basterds were paying us to return cans, now
>> we have to pay them $80!! How much are you guys charging customers for
>> recycling when it is needed. Like when a coil or drier needs to be replaced?
>>
>
> I think we covered this last summer, but here is a link to the tank I use.
I do not pay $56 for it though, it's
>less than that.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/2ptmac
>
> Joseph
>
>


Just curious, where do you dispose of the tank and do you suck the
last bit of vapor out of the tank before disposal?

with a one-time-use, it seems like a complete waste of money to me.

Posted by Joseph on March 27, 2007, 1:00 am

>
> >
> >> I haven't returned a recycled can of refrigerant since last year, but
> >> someone told me it cost $80!! now to return a can. Is this true. I remember
> >> when thiis first started, those basterds were paying us to return cans, now
> >> we have to pay them $80!! How much are you guys charging customers for
> >> recycling when it is needed. Like when a coil or drier needs to be replaced?
> >>
> >
> > I think we covered this last summer, but here is a link to the tank I
use. I do not pay $56 for it though, it's
> >less than that.
> >
> > http://tinyurl.com/2ptmac
> >
> > Joseph
> >
> >
>
>
> Just curious, where do you dispose of the tank and do you suck the
> last bit of vapor out of the tank before disposal?
>
> with a one-time-use, it seems like a complete waste of money to me.

You turn it into URI and they dispose of it for you. One time use
cyclinder. The valves are open when purchased,
onced closed they will not reopen. It is a convienence and it is much easier to
tote then the 50#'ers. The supply
houses I use were having trouble getting the tanks emptied and returned in a
promt manner.

Joseph



Joseph


Posted by daytona° on March 27, 2007, 10:00 am
What is recycling .... HAHAHAHA
Just kidding


>I haven't returned a recycled can of refrigerant since last year, but
>someone told me it cost $80!! now to return a can. Is this true. I remember
>when thiis first started, those basterds were paying us to return cans, now
>we have to pay them $80!! How much are you guys charging customers for
>recycling when it is needed. Like when a coil or drier needs to be
>replaced?
>



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