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Cooking gas is a type of fuel used mainly for preparing food. The most common form is Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), which is a mixture of gases—primarily propane and butane—that are stored under pressure in cylinders.

🔥 What cooking gas is like
It is colorless and odorless, but a strong smell is added artificially so leaks can be detected easily.
Stored in pressurized cylinders or tanks.
Turns into gas when released, making it easy to burn.
🍳 How it works

When you open the gas valve:

The liquid LPG inside the cylinder turns into gas.
It flows through a regulator and pipe to the stove.
When ignited, it burns with a clean blue flame, producing heat for cooking.
⚡ Why it’s popular
Burns cleanly (less smoke compared to charcoal or firewood)
Efficient and fast cooking
Easy to control heat levels
⚠️ Safety tips
Always keep cylinders upright
Check for leaks (you can use soapy water to see bubbles)
Turn off the gas after use
Keep away from open flames when not in use