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Running cooker on Propane Gas

  • 22-07-2011 8:04pm
    #1
    RubyGirl
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    My kitchen cooker is run on butane gas which is fine but my bbq is propane.

    I have a cylinder of propane in the garadge for about the last 3yrs, I want to use it up and switch to a butane bbq.

    My question is can I use up the propane gas on my kitchen cooker by just changing over the regulator?


Comments

  • #2
    Billy Bunting
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    Yes.


  • #3
    volvoman480
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    Not necessarily, make sure the cooker can take propane at the pressure supplied by the regulator you have. I've seen too many cooker rings burned out by this. If it's a pretty modern one you should be ok.


  • #4
    Billy Bunting
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    Any cooker supplied or converted to burn LPG will burn either Butane or Propane.


  • #5
    volvoman480
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    At the right pressure. I'm holding two regulators right now which will fit both but at different pressures.


  • #6
    RubyGirl
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    volvoman480 wrote: »
    Not necessarily, make sure the cooker can take propane at the pressure supplied by the regulator you have. I've seen too many cooker rings burned out by this. If it's a pretty modern one you should be ok.

    Ya it's 5yrs old, a stove's one. I might just ring the shop I bough it in and ask. Thanks.


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