Q. What is LPG stove?

Answer

Liquefied petroleum gas, or LPG, is a gaseous fuel made primarily of butane or propane that is produced during the refining of crude oil. LPG stoves are particularly practical since the user can quickly and easily adjust the temperature. LPG stoves, on the other hand, are primarily used by the middle and upper classes in metropolitan areas because of the greater initial investment required in devices and the higher running costs for fuel. LPG delivery is spotty at best in more remote places. A smaller percentage of the energy used in less affluent homes comes from LPG, which is ideal for rapid reheating of smaller amounts of food (like breakfast eggs) in the morning.