Tag Archives: Tips

Purchasing and Operating Your Home Propane Generator

Posted on June 21, 2021 by Texas Propane

Residential propane backup generators offer homeowners peace of mind during unexpected power blackouts by providing a continuous flow of power. So much of our daily lives revolve around electricity and home backup generators allow you to run appliances such as … Continue reading →

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How to Solve Common Propane Water Heater Problems

Posted on April 26, 2021 by Texas Propane

It’s easy to forget about your propane water heater, until it stops working correctly. Then, all of a sudden, the importance of a hot water tends to take center stage. We have put together a few tips on how to … Continue reading →

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Can I Paint My Propane Tank?

Posted on March 13, 2017 by Texas Propane

The answer to the question, “Can I Paint My Propane Tank?”, is yes. However, can you paint it any color you want? No, you cannot. NFPA 58 states that you must paint propane containers a heat reflective color. The majority … Continue reading →

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Keeping Your Propane Tank from Freezing this Winter

Posted on November 21, 2016 by Texas Propane

If you are one of the many who use propane at home, on the farm or in your work environment, you probably already know some of the reasons that make it such a valuable fuel. Propane is safe with a … Continue reading →

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How to Prepare for Floods with Propane

Posted on October 31, 2016 by Texas Propane

While propane tanks and floods generally don’t mix well, proper preparation can minimize the impact a flood has on an LP Gas installation. Floating tanks are typically associated with buried container installations and heavy rains but outright flooding can result … Continue reading →

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How to Prepare for Severe Storms with Propane

Posted on October 17, 2016 by Texas Propane

Mother nature deals some of her harshest blows through hurricanes and tornadoes. While these types of severe weather events can be planned for well in advance and can be anticipated if predicted by weather forecasters, the reality is that severe … Continue reading →

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How to Prepare for Wildfires with Propane

Posted on October 3, 2016 by Texas Propane

Wildfires are out of control grass fires that make the news almost daily in different parts of the U.S. These fires are fueled by dry weather conditions, drought and other environmental factors that threaten homes and businesses in their path. … Continue reading →

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Propane, Emergencies and Natural Disasters

Posted on September 19, 2016 by Texas Propane

Emergencies in the propane industry are all relative to what is actually occurring or forecast to occur. This is also true for propane consumers and is dependent upon any number circumstances. This article will list and discuss a few of … Continue reading →

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Keeping Your Kids Safe Around Propane

Posted on June 30, 2016 by Texas Propane

Summertime means one thing for families across the country: getting outdoors. Even the youngest family members look forward to time outside and warm-weather activities. Almost 830,000 farms and rural homesteads rely on propane for their energy needs, which means extra … Continue reading →

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Proper Transportation and Storage of Propane Cylinders

Posted on June 15, 2016 by Texas Propane

When transporting or storing propane cylinders, it’s important that you follow some basic guidelines. While propane is a safe, clean burning and efficient energy source, it is also one that requires proper care and handling. Here are a few essential guidelines to … Continue reading →

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