When it comes to enjoying your outdoor pool or spa, one thing that can really make a difference is having the right temperature. And while the sun can certainly help warm up the water, it's not always enough. That's where a propane heater comes in.

Did you know that propane cylinders should never be thrown in household garbage or roadside recycling containers?

If a refillable propane cylinder has expired, rusted, dented, or is otherwise damaged, it can no longer be filled. These cylinders must either be re-qualified or disposed of and recycled through the appropriate channels.

If you're looking for a more efficient, eco-friendly, and cost-effective way to heat your home or business, switching from oil heating to propane fuel might be the right move for you.

Propane is a clean-burning compressed gas that produces nearly 38% fewer carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon emissions than oil. This makes it a more environmentally-friendly alternative.  Additionally, fuel oil can be costly and dangerous if it leaks, as one litre of leaked oil can contaminate one million litres of drinking water.

As the Canadian Propane Association notes in "Propane: The missing link in energy transition" ...

The trend for off-grid living and tiny homes has been growing in recent years. The Tiny Home Industry Association reports that the number of Americans living in tiny homes has increased by 67% since 2016.

Adding a fireplace to your home not only enhances the heating capabilities but also adds a cozy ambiance and focal point. If you're considering adding a fireplace to your home or upgrading your existing one, consider a propane gas fireplace unit. These units have many benefits compared to traditional wood or electric fireplaces.

Small propane cylinders are portable and provide convenient heat for camping, backpacking, fire pits and barbecues. In fact for many people in Ontario, cooking outside on propane is synonymous with enjoying the spring and summer.