When you turn on your gas stove and notice that steady blue flame, it’s a reassuring sign that your kitchen is ready for a new day. The invisible force behind that flame is liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). It is a...
Did your LPG cylinder run out right in the middle of cooking? You’re not alone. Normally this can be because we don’t really know how much gas our appliances consume. This blog is your chance to crack the mystery of...
LPG isn’t just for kitchens anymore! Many farmers have already started to discover how LPG gas in agriculture makes their daily operations easier, starting from irrigation and crop drying to greenhouse heating. Those who have adopted it are seeing tangible...
Summary What if the energy source you choose for cooking or industrial use could decide whether your small business will thrive or struggle? From cutting costs to boosting reliability, private LPG for small businesses is changing the way entrepreneurs power...
You may not notice it, but the kind of fuel you use for cooking decides how much time, money, and effort you spend in the kitchen. LPG cooking fuel has been powering Indian kitchens for decades now, but do you...
Summary: When it comes to cooking at home, the big question often is, should you stick with LPG cylinders or switch to PNG pipelines? Both have their pros and cons, and the choice affects your budget, safety, and convenience. This...
Summary: LOT cylinders and conventional cylinders may look similar at first glance, but the way they work and the value they bring to your kitchen, restaurant, or business are very different. Both types of LPG cylinders have their own strengths...
Summary: Pressure stability is a factor that can never be thought of being overlooked. If your burner flame is fluctuating, heat output is inconsistent, or your equipment performance is dropping, then you might not be having the right amount of...
Have you ever stood impatiently by your stove, wondering why your tea is taking forever to boil or why your curry refuses to simmer properly? If so, you’re not alone. A low gas flame is one of the most common...
Summary: Unlike gasoline or diesel that can degrade over time, LPG remains stable and safe, allowing you to store it for 10 to 30 years without losing quality. If you use LPG gas at home for cooking, heating water, or...
