Perhaps you’ve heard that pollution from gas stoves can harm your health. What can you do to minimize your risk of exposure? Heaving your gas stove to the curb and going for an induction or ...

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It’s deadly serious, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. “Science” suddenly says that gas stoves are the new cigarettes. “Gas-burning stoves in kitchens across America are ...

but burning wood in our homes could be putting ourselves and our neighbours at risk." He added: "The vast majority of stoves are being installed in area with access to mainline gas supplies for ...

Although even ‘Ecodesign’ stoves generate 450 times more toxic air pollution than gas central heating, according to a 2022 ...

We’ve summarised the benefits and drawbacks (including the environmental implications) of gas, electric and wood burning stoves to help you decide what's right for you. Gas stoves are cheap to run and ...

Wood stove chimneys need to be vented up and above ... A pellet stove is not directly burning a fossil fuel, like heating oil or natural gas. So it’s tempting to think pellets are a ...

People with gas stoves can worry about a gas leak or a pilot light going out without them knowing. An electric stove doesn’t have that problem, though the burners tend to stay hot longer ...

When it comes to choosing the right gas stove for your kitchen, Sunflame offers a wide range of options to suit every need. From 2-burner to 4-burner stoves, auto-ignition to toughened glass tops ...

"Short-term NO2 exposure from typical gas stove use frequently exceeds both ... countries where people rely on dirtier fuels such as wood and kerosene, according to a report funded by the World ...

However, they aren’t as powerful as their gas and wood counterparts, so they won’t add much heat to a room. Plus, they can be expensive to run. Our guide covers all the key information on electric ...

From 1 April, new homes built in Scotland will not be allowed to use direct emission heating systems such as oil and gas boilers, and bioenergy sources which includes wood and log burning stoves.