jswantek
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Never had a 'bad fill' there, never had to wait longer than 15 minutes for a fill.
It pays to tip!!!
It pays to tip!!!
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Never had a 'bad fill' there, never had to wait longer than 15 minutes for a fill.
It pays to tip!!!
Ohh .. so thats how it works ... pay more and they put your tanks ahead of everyones ?
1 1/2 hour wait for Dutch Springs. I'd rather not dive.
It's called taking care of the people that take care of you. For the record, I have every reason to believe that my tanks are left in the queue with everyone else's tanks. But confidentally, I don't wait for my tanks, and I never get a 'hot fill' that everyone complains about.
It's a lot better than backing my truck up to where it's in everyone else's way (yes, you people that do that should have your tires flattened), barging my way into the fill shack, dropping my eighteen tanks and their feet, rolling my eyes at them when they say it's going to take a while to get my tanks filled and then getting pissed off because you came back twice already and they're still not done yet. Think about it, put yourself in their shoes, who would you rather work with???
I didn't even know Dutch Springs refilled air in tanks. I would probably go elsewhere. Depending on where you live I would go to Aqua Ventures Welcome To Aqua Ventures, Divers Den Divers Den, Maryland's First Dive Store, Scuba Diving Classes and Equipment, East Coast Diver East Coast Diver LLC Home or Atlantic Edge Diving Learn to Scuba Dive, Scuba Diving Classes, Scuba Diving Lessons to get my air refilled, I don't know how much I would trust the air refills at the Springs, especially my first time after hearing they had bad air at one point.