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How is your household putting propane to use?

Here’s a look at just some of the ways you can use propane in your daily life. Learn more about rebates available for home appliances and generators.

Furnaces
Keeping your home warm at about half the cost of electricity, a high-efficiency propane furnace offers all the warmth you need, even during the coldest days and nights. Propane furnaces last up to 50% longer than electric.

Generators
Increased safety and quiet operation give propane generators a clear advantage over gasoline generators. A whole-house propane generator can make a true difference for you and your family during a power outage.

Propane for your generator can be stored indefinitely—even in cold weather—and is easy to receive by delivery.

Fireplaces
Enjoy up to double the warmth and comfort of your fireplace without smoke, soot or ash. This efficient, clean-burning heat source continues to operate during power outages.

Space Heaters
Thermostat-controlled direct-vent and vent-free space heaters are portable and easy to set up. They burn cleaner and emit fewer pollutants than electric heaters.

Ovens, Stoves and Ranges
With superior heat distribution and better temperature control than electric stoves, gas ovens, stoves and ranges are preferred by the vast majority of professional chefs. They’re also far cheaper to operate and stick with you during power outages.

Dryers
With a propane-fueled dryer, you’ll get the clothes out faster and be able to move on with your day. Eliminate the need for an inefficient pilot light, and benefit from moisture-sensing, accurate drying with far less static.

Outside Time
Turn your backyard into a true destination with the help of propane. From instant-light propane grills, to patio heaters and outdoor fireplaces, your friends and neighbors will want to stay forever. Light a few propane-friendly tiki torches and get the party started!

Learn more about the Safe Appliance Installation Rebate Program for dryers, furnaces, fireplaces, stoves and generators.