Sam

Click…. Click…. Click… all day and night long.  It’s enough to drive you crazy – that constant clicking sound from your gas stove even when turned off. But before you consider tossing the thing out the window, know that an annoying clicking noise is usually an easy fix, just like the orange flame on your

Yes, this is practically normal, especially if the gas range is new. But you need to check the root of the problem to avoid larger leaks. And we’ll show you how. Nothing gets a home cook more panicked than the smell of gas from their gas range. If you’ve experienced this, it’s common to ask

Yes. Gas stoves need sufficient ventilation to get rid of the combustion by-products and improve air quality. Behind the blue flames on your gas burners lies a hidden danger you need to vent out. Gas stoves can actually release a toxic cocktail of air pollutants right into your home—we’re talking nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, and

Just like any stovetops out there, gas stoves have their good and bad sides. They have been in home kitchens for decades, beloved for their instant heat control and cooking flexibility. But more recently, it seems like the dangers of these stovetops are leading to second thoughts, especially by experts. And that’s not all. Several