The first snowfall of the 2016/2017 winter season has already come and gone in central Ontario. We all know that with snow comes the colder weather. If they haven’t already, furnaces and heating sources will definitely be turned on today to relieve the chill that is in the air. With that in mind, for those of you who primarily use electricity to power your heating appliances, keep in mind that the time-of-use for winter pricing changes November 1st, only a few days away. With prices per kWh at an all time high, are you prepared for the increase in your electricity bills?
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When we think of what we can use propane for around the house or cottage we most likely think of the obvious, such as a barbeque, stove-tops and ranges, and propane patio heaters. But did you know there were so many other appliances you could use propane for around your home? Propane is a very useful source of energy, especially when your home and/or cottage is in a more remote area. Listed below are an assortment of different household appliances that are able to work using propane.
Read MoreTopics: Home & Cottages, Propane Benefits, About Propane
Fall is such a beautiful time of year. The leaves are falling, the warmer fall wardrobe has come into effect and and the air is cool and brisk. It’s amazing how quickly the weather has changed from our lovely summer temperatures to our cooler fall breezes. This is the time of year when people begin to think about turning their furnaces on.
However, some people rely primarily on wood burning fireplaces as their primary source of heat. They are making sure they have a sufficient wood supply pile that will last them most, if not all, winter. But do they think about their alternatives? How their lives could be easier with a propane gas fireplace instead? Here are 5 reasons why it is better to have a propane gas fireplace opposed to a wood burning fireplace.
Read MoreTopics: Residential Propane Service, Propane Fuel
Once you've made the decision to install propane you'll want to learn more about tanks, tank sizes, and locations.
There are two main types of propane tanks – horizontal torpedo tanks or vertical (up-right) tanks.
Read MoreTopics: Propane Tanks & Cylinders
Budget Propane is proud to be a family owned company, operating over 2 generations. You're familiar with our customer focused, friendly approach to delivering propane and propane services across central Ontario - now we've expanded into self-serve storage!
Read MoreTopics: Calloway Storage
Here's a new video to watch, produced by the Canadian Propane Association, "Propane Every Day".
Read MoreTopics: Propane Benefits, About Propane