A propane tank quietly does its job for years, sitting by the grill station in your backyard or tucked behind the house. But over time, the wear and tear (and weather elements) start to take a toll on ...

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 ...

PLACERVILLE — All the snow in the foothills and Sierra is making it difficult for some people who depend on propane to heat their homes. Lisa Miranda has a family of ten to keep warm in Swansboro and ...

First, he paid them for after-hours access, but then he got his provincial propane dispenser certification and added Total Energy to his insurance policy so he could fill his own tanks up outside of ...

Anglers are preparing for more inland lakes to freeze over this winter. As people prepare for ice fishing, it’s important to take precautions using propane tanks to heat ice houses. A carbon monoxide ...

Outdoor living is on hold for many people, thanks to winter weather. If you're one of those people, you're probably taking steps to keep your equipment safe, including your outdoor electronics. When ...

AmeriGas has issued a recall notification “out of an abundance of caution” for propane barbecue grill tanks sold in southern and central New Hampshire and the Greater Boston area between July 27 and ...

It's best to keep these appliances outside year-round. Storing propane tanks outside keeps your home safer because they are built to handle cold weather and need open air. Cold weather won’t hurt the ...