How Do I Find the Pilot Light on My Gas Furnace?
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1w ago
Not All Furnaces Have Pilot Lights—Here’s Why For Tennesseans who use an older gas furnace to keep their home warm, their central heating unit relies on a small blue flame known as a pilot light to ensure the ignition of the gas burner. Water heaters, gas fireplaces, and old gas stoves often have similar pilot lights ..read more
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How Is Propane Made?
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1M ago
Propane Is Derived from Both Oil and Natural Gas Propane is created through the processing of natural gas and crude oil, and it’s a fuel that is largely a domestic product. In fact, about 90% of our propane supply is generated in the United States. Not only does this make it a reliable fuel choice ..read more
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What Is Renewable Propane?
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3M ago
A Renewable, Carbon Neutral Solution Homes and businesses all over the U.S., including Tennessee, will eventually be able to use renewable propane. Since it is molecularly identical to propane, there will be no need to replace or alter existing propane appliances and equipment. As usage of renewable propane increases, it will reduce our greenhouse gas ..read more
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Is A Tankless Water Heater Right for Your Home?
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4M ago
Hot Water On-Demand While a tankless propane water heater has a higher upfront cost than a traditional storage tank water heater, you can save a lot of money on your water heating expenses over time when you switch over to a tankless water heating unit that’s fueled by propane. A propane tankless water heater represents ..read more
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How Do I Know When to Replace My Gas Logs?
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7M ago
Some Can Last 10-15 Years Many Tennessee residents have decided to convert their old wood fireplaces to propane gas logs. And they certainly have plenty of options because there is a wide range of styles and sizes available. When deciding on your options, it’s only natural to have some questions about this transition. One of ..read more
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How Much Propane Does a Gas Stove Use?
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8M ago
Safe & Precise Cooking with a Gas Stove Simply put, gas is the gold standard for people who like to cook — whether it’s professionally or at home. In fact, 96% of professional chefs prefer cooking with gas over electricity! It’s no wonder, then, that propane gas consumers in Chattanooga, Gatlinburg, Spring Hill and many ..read more
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Reading Your Propane Tank Gauge
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10M ago
Understanding the 80/20 Safety Rule With the cold weather months behind us in the Volunteer State, you’re most likely using much less propane now, especially if you rely on a propane gas furnace to keep your home warm. Still, you never want to suffer the inconvenience of being without this versatile, American-made residential fuel. Homes ..read more
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What is Propane Autogas?
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1y ago
Propane-Fueled Vehicles Have an Edge Propane autogas describes propane when it is used as a fuel for vehicles. Propane autogas is the world’s most popular alternative fuel, which is defined as any product that bypasses the two big traditional petroleum fuels: gasoline and diesel. Here are three key areas where propane-fueled vehicles have an edge ..read more
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Residential Propane Tank Sizes
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1y ago
Looking at the Purposes of Different Propane Tank Sizes When it comes to choosing a propane tank for your Tennessee home, one-size-fits-all is not an option. You actually have a lot to select from and your local Tennessee propane supplier will gladly assist you in making a decision when it comes to propane tank sizes. And ..read more
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How Much Propane Does a Generator Use?
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1y ago
Usage Depends on the Generator Size Summer electrical storms and power outages go hand-in-hand. As just one of many examples, in mid-June, about 36,000 Tennessee residents lost their power after a storm knocked down trees and power lines. Many of the reported outages, which happened in the midst of sweltering temperatures, occurred in the Nashville ..read more
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