How can we know how much propane is left in the tank if we don’t have a gauge?—Denise Mazerolle ... it feels cold—that’s where your propane level is,” say the Longo sisters.

This cool zone reflects your propane level: If most of tank feels ... One option is to use a tank with a built-in fuel gauge, or to purchase an external gauge from a home repair store.

Case in point, the “Refuel” propane tank monitor from Wink ... which are used to show a rough “fuel gauge” on the unit itself so you don’t always have to break out the phone.

Fortunately, there is a simple way to gauge the level of propane remaining in your tank without the need for any specialized equipment. Watch the video above to learn what to do!

The OPD ensures the container cannot overfill; it shuts off propane flow when the reservoir is full. ASME tanks have a built-in gauge while DOT types often require an aftermarket accessory for ...

Unlike older gas-only generators, ones that run on propane offer a higher degree of versatility because they can be connected to handy 20-pound tanks or ... the noise level of each generator.

Propane tanks can't simply be tossed into the garbage, but there are easy ways you can dispose of one. Chris Wedel is a fan of all things tech and gadgets. Living in rural Kansas with his wife and ...

a 20-pound tank for propane-based portables, or a 250-gallon propane tank for stationary models. The Craftsman CMXGIAC2500i is part of the Generators test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab ...

a 20-pound tank for propane-based portables, or a 250-gallon propane tank for stationary models. The Ryobi RYi4022X is part of the Generators test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests ...

The cooking surface is heated with gas burners powered by a propane tank. Outdoor griddles ... the griddle’s propane indicator, which told us when the propane level was getting low.