What are the differences between LPG and natural gas, and which one is more suitable for residential use?

The main differences between LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) and natural gas are their composition and storage. LPG is a mixture of propane and butane that is stored in tanks as a liquid, while natural gas is mostly methane and is delivered through pipelines as a gas.

For residential use, natural gas is generally more suitable because it is more convenient and cost-effective. It is delivered directly to homes through pipelines, whereas LPG requires storage tanks that need to be refilled periodically. Additionally, natural gas is often cheaper and burns cleaner than LPG.