Propane is a non-toxic, colorless, and odorless (although manufacturers add odor for safety reasons) gas that can be used in several ways around the home. Also called LPG, the gas is compressed into ...

The National Fire Protection Association does not recommend storing your propane tank anywhere indoors due to the potential fire hazard they carry.

Q: What is the proper way of disposing of a 20 lb. propane grill tank? — R.B. in Lincoln A: As summer winds down, we always get a lot of questions about propane tanks. Unfortunately, we also just tend ...

A: The say-goodbye-to-summer questions continue to roll in, and many of you have propane tanks on your mind. Let’s start with where they don’t belong. Never place propane tanks of any shape or size in ...

Many D.C. area residents know that when it comes to grilling, propane is the way to go. Not only is propane grilling safe and environmentally friendly, it’s also never been easier to get fresh and ...

Gas grills are a staple of many homes in Florida, and when it comes to exchanging your propane tank, Cynch knows that Jacksonville area residents deserve only the best, most efficient service around.