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Going Green With Propane

Going Green With Propane

Going Green With Propane

With the current interest in saving the planet and creating an environmentally-friendly existence, it's no wonder that homeowners and business alike are turning to propane products to accomplish the task. And why not? It's cheaper than most other forms of fuel like gasoline, it is non-toxic unlike coal, and it is ready available and easy to store unlike electricity during a storm.

In fact, propane fuel can be used throughout an entire house and its surrounding property. For decades now, consumers have been enjoying the benefits of using a propane gas grill for those holiday cookouts and gatherings. More recently, the use of propane has spread to other applications. Here are just a few.

IN AND AROUND THE HOME

Perhaps most importantly, because of the prevalence of inclement weather across the continent, homeowners are looking to propane generators to keep their electric power going when the local power company is unable to do so. Because propane tanks are readily available, easy to get and inexpensive, they are fast becoming the first choice over gas generators.

Have you considered using propane to power your clothes dryer? A propane dryer gets your clothes dry more efficiently and minimizes the wear and tear on fabric. The cost is about half that of using an electric dryer.

According to the Hearth, Patio and Barbeque Associate, a full 65 percent of all new homes contain a fireplace or hearth product. As anyone who has had a wood-burning fireplace knows, using and maintaining one of these dinosaurs is no easy task, and their efficiency at keeping a room warm and cozy leaves much to be desired. On the other hand a propane fireplace is easy to maintain, and significantly reduces the amount of heat escaping up the chimney.

IN AND AROUND THE BUSINESS

It's not just homeowners who are jumping on the propane bandwagon. Nearly 60 percent of the commercial and industrial buildings in the United States have switched to propane gas for the same reasons: it's an inexpensive and efficient fuel for their energy needs. Businesses such as hotels, restaurants, and retail stores are using propane to fuel their manufacturing machinery and for common tasks such as space heating, water heating and cooking.
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