Can I use butane instead of propane?

Can I use butane instead of propane?

Either can be used, but generally, propane is the more popular choice.

What is better butane or propane?

Propane stores far better than butane, especially in colder weather. Butane stops vaporizing at 31˚F, its boiling point. Propane’s boiling point is -43˚F. So no matter how bad the polar vortex ever gets here in Tennessee and southern Kentucky, propane will work for your home all year ’round!

Which is more powerful propane or butane?

Propane produces more heat than butane and is more efficient in combustion. With both gases there are no long-term negative environmental impacts. Propane and butane are both safe, non-toxic, clean-burning fuels and a great source of energy for wide-ranging applications.

What is the difference between propane & butane for cooking?

The most significant difference between these two gases is the point of boiling, as propane has a boiling temperature of -42°C, whilst butane has a much higher boiling point at -2°C.