How are you determining energy efficiency?
But it does win on energy density, since
propane is a liquified petroleum gas (LPG).
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Do You Have a Gas Stove or an Electric One?
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But it does win on energy density, since
propane is a liquified petroleum gas (LPG).
Electric oven with gas stove top.
Viker
Your beloved eccentric Auntie Cristal
My outdoor stove and grill are propane, as recommended by Hank Hill.
We Never Know
No Slack
"Overall, propane is the more efficient fuel. One cubic foot of propane equals 2,516 BTUs, while one cubic foot of natural gas equals 1,030 BTUs. That means, propane is more than twice the energy of natural gas. While the cost per gallon is less for natural gas, you'll use more of it to heat the same appliances.
Propane vs. Natural Gas: A Comparison For Homeowners | Santa Energy.
What did you eat?
My outdoor stove and grill are propane, as recommended by Hank Hill.
Ion think they're better than electric. Gas is fossilized compared to electricity!
I wouldn't call that "efficiency".
Yup..."energy density"...like diesel fuel vs gasoline.
I have a gas stove(and @Secret Chief can tell you that I power it all by myself).
I went out of my way to acquire one; there was an electric one here when I moved in. There are just many things you cannot do with an electric... having the flame is vital for many things.
Stir fry's been mentioned. Roasting vegetables and chilis for Mexican cuisine is a necessary step that can't be skipped over. Kebab requires flame as well.
I went out of my way to acquire one; there was an electric one here when I moved in. There are just many things you cannot do with an electric... having the flame is vital for many things.
Stir fry's been mentioned. Roasting vegetables and chilis for Mexican cuisine is a necessary step that can't be skipped over. Kebab requires flame as well.
Today....
Chocolate, banana, yogurt, & a Costco breakfast thingie.
Real patriots use diesel-powered stoves and roll coal using a giant exhaust pipe. The soot on the food is a secondary and worthwhile side effect.
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Do you like it? Any advantages or disadvantages from all electric or gas?
Then in addition to gas may soon have diabetes.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Electric but find gas useful.
Of course the People's Republic's Supreme Chairwoman wants gas entirely eliminated from the empire of the Great People's Republic of New York.
Of course the People's Republic's Supreme Chairwoman wants gas entirely eliminated from the empire of the Great People's Republic of New York.
I'm good.
Although my son just acquired it.
(I forget which type. But he
chose the best of the 2 kinds.)
It's well managed now.
I wish him good health. Managing diabetes isn't the easiest, but it's good he has it under control.
Closer to 3 times more energy efficient.
Propane or butane has a heat content of 93MJ/M3.
Natural gas has a heat content of 38MJ/M3.
Butane produces slightly less carbon emissions than propane and an awful lot less than natural gas
He's managing it easily & well.
Alas, beer is a rare treat now.
Yerda
Veteran Member
Everything, to be precise.
I grew up on gas stoves. When I was out on my own, many apartments for obvious reasons don't use gas, but electric. The places I've lived ever since have only had electric. Hated it at first, but have gotten used to it.
Well, I have an electric wok - not used yet because of some electrical issues - but I did use a flat-bottomed wok quite successfully for many years - on an electric stove.