I live in a recently converted all-electric house. The gas company removed the meter and there is no natural gas coming into the house. No more gas bills.
The house still has only a gas fireplace and outdoor gas grille, obviously inoperable now. My question is:
Can I attach a propane tank to the gas line of the house and supply my house with propane for the fireplace and gas grille?
I know that natural gas and propane burn differently, but I don’t think it would make much difference for a fireplace and grille. I also worry that in the winter if the electricity goes out, that it would be nice to have a gas fireplace to keep warm with. Any thoughts?
The house still has only a gas fireplace and outdoor gas grille, obviously inoperable now. My question is:
Can I attach a propane tank to the gas line of the house and supply my house with propane for the fireplace and gas grille?
I know that natural gas and propane burn differently, but I don’t think it would make much difference for a fireplace and grille. I also worry that in the winter if the electricity goes out, that it would be nice to have a gas fireplace to keep warm with. Any thoughts?
