You probably don’t know what tricks you can use to extend the life of your gas cylinder. If you want to know, keep reading and you’ll see how. Many people have a gas stove, which usually runs on a gas cylinder. With the increasing cost of energy, its price has also increased considerably, and you need to be careful about the correct dosage so that the cylinder doesn’t last too long. It all depends on the size of the tank.
Actually, cylinders come in different sizes. We can tell you that 1 kg of gas is consumed in one hour, and then you can calculate based on the size of the cylinder. Of course, we don’t always cook dishes with long preparation times, and we always need to make sure the cylinder arrives full.
To do this, simply check the temperature. In fact, the part containing the gas is colder, while the empty part has a different temperature. Otherwise, you’ll need to get a pressure gauge—there are also cheap ones on the market—and check that the LPG value in the cylinder is correct. There’s another reason you’re wasting gas and can’t hold it in long enough.
Gas Canister: Use the Lemon Method
As mentioned earlier, in addition to checking that your gas canister is full, you also need to make sure your burners are properly cleaned. And by cleanliness, we mean not only the cooktop and grill grates, but also the burners and nozzles, which are essential.
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