Quick Fix: How To Stop Yellow/Orange Flame From Gas Stove Burner Vent

To fix yellow flames on gas burner vent at home, check your gas gauge of your gas cylinder bottle using pressure gauge on gas regulator. Just make sure you have enough LPG gas to get you through your next cookout, so you don't get disappointed and gas supply cut off during cooking time or late night. Lazy yellow or orange flames only mean you have little fuel left in your tank. Most LPG gas cylinder bottles don't have a gauge INDICATOR, which means you will need some other ways to access how much fuel is left in your tank. 

We can all choose to use LPG gas at home wisely. Both conserving energy and using it efficiently brings benefits. By consuming less, we save money and not adding unnecessarily to the growing fear of LPG usage. Sets a monthly refuelling allowance for cooking gas at home. This makes your cooking plan more efficiently. Also, reduce the amount of LPG appliance you use. According to one study, bigger cooking gas, with two or more burner top, consumes on average 80% more energy, because it cuts supply and reduce energy demand for utilities.

Many people don't know that LPG gas appliances are rated in Maga Joules (MJ) or MJ/hour. It is a measure of the required gas input, and not output. Outputs ate directly related but are affected by the efficiency of the appliance. For example, a 15MJ 5.8 rating gas cooker running at it maximum uses more energy than a 6.0MJ, set on low. Cooktop burners could vary from 5MJ for the smallest burner to 9MJ for a medium burner, 12MJ for a large burner and 15MJ for a wok burner.