Gas Stove

Any stove that burns combustible gas, such as syngas, natural gas, propane, butane, liquefied petroleum gas, or other flammable gas, is referred to as a gas stove. Stoves used to burn solid fuels like coal or wood until gas became popular. A gas stove gives you the flexibility you need, whether you’re attempting to get things to boil, hot enough for frying, or you only need to warm some soup. You won’t have to wait around for your burner to heat up or cool down.