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3 tips for a summer BBQ in London

Now that the summer has finally arrived, people’s minds invariably turn to BBQs. They are a staple of the British summer and are a great way to relax and catch up with old friends and families. However, in order to get the most out of your BBQ, there are a few rules that you should […]

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The best fuels for campers

If you’re going camping this summer, you should ensure that you take the correct fuels with you. In addition to cooking, campers can also use fuel to keep warm if the weather turns cool unexpectedly. Here at London Gases, we want to make sure you’re properly equipped for your camping trip. That’s why we’ve created […]

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Safely storing and travelling with helium gas

Helium gas is generally very safe and stable, so you should never be too concerned about storing it or travelling with it. As with all gases, however, there are some general safety precautions you should observe when you’re storing it at your property, or travelling with it in your vehicle. Safe helium storage at home […]

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Campfire vs. camping stoves during a campout

Every camping enthusiast acknowledges that the source of fuel used for cooking and providing heat is essential for the success of a campout. The decision to use a camping stove or a campfire is a major determinant to the joy of a great camping experience. If you choose to carry a camping stove, you may […]

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Why choose a wood burning stove over an open fire?

Wood burners and open fires both burn logs or coal as a means of providing heat. But, despite the similarities in their basic operation, there are some big differences between traditional open fires and wood burning stoves. The following are some of the reasons that you might want to choose a stove over an open […]

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Precautions to ensure you have a safe barbecue season

BBQ season has finally arrived again. Time to lift the lid and get cooking outdoors! Do you have a gas or a coal barbecue? Through research, The National Fire Protection Association established that gas grills result in more home fires than charcoal grills. If you prefer coal to gas for outdoor cooking, here are some […]

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3 tips on storing your Calor Gas bottles safely

As spring marches on and summer pops up on the horizon, the weather begins to get better and the days get longer. This naturally sees many people begin to get their gas BBQs out to use and have friends over to enjoy the sun with. While holding a spring or summer BBQ is fun, there […]

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Storing logs at home: Why outside may be best

As the trend for people to have open fires or wood burning stoves in their homes continues to grow, so does the need for information about using them safely. Of course, the practical elements of actually using the fire or stove properly is key here. However, just as important is knowing how to store your […]

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Use your BBQ gas year round

You might think that your gas barbecue is something of a summer-only item, and this might colour how often you use it. Items used for only a few months of the year tend to be stored out of easy reach, and it can become too much bother to get them out for the few occasions […]

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Understanding kegerator gas pressure for a functioning draft beer system

When thinking about draft beer systems, one of the key considerations is how to determine your kegerator gas pressure. To get it right, you'll need to have a carbonation chart and the recommended CO2 volumes from the brewer. Using a carbonation chart Let's say you start at 38 degrees for a beer with a requirement […]

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