What fuel do you use for cooking? -Is it LPG gas? What does it cost you monthly?

We use LPG too, though our cylinder lasts us about 2 months

WE cook with electricity in our apartment. Our bill for the month is around 50.00 but that includes our lights and hot water. The tv and anything else that uses power.

lpg.....with a cost of 500 Rs per month while in black which is mostly common here is 800-900. people buy all these gas and wait for some time to sell it in black with high rates and the govnt.keeps sleeping.

we use LPG in cylinder. one cylinder is consumed for 2 months here in our house. we seldom cook viands so we just use the LPG to cook the rice. LPG is supplied by the supplier in our area. he brings the cylinder which is already refilled. it costs something like php500 these days.

Here in the Philippines, a lot of households use the same thing: LPG IN 11-KGS cylinder which costs around 500 pesos (10$ on average). Under normal use, it could last from 30-45 days. Here at my house, we usually jump from the LPG to woods or charcoal (very good in cooking rice).

I am in the US. There are a number of ways to cook our food. Inside I use an electric stove for most items. It only costs about twenty dollars a month. Sometimes I will use an lp tank to cook outside on a grill. During the summer months [about ninety days] we go through about two tanks which is only about thirty dollars.

We cook with electricity. It's pretty low cost.

in the philippines, lpg is being supplied to the populace in cylinders. there are various sizes, from very small and light ones up to those which weigh 50 kilograms net weight. it is better and safer if the supply comes in cylinders compared to those ones where the supply comes through gas lines. lines are easily affected by calamities of considerable magnitude.

We have gas piped to our house. It heats our water year round and our house during the winter. It also cooks our food most often on the stove or oven. Our bill ranges from $40-$70 depending on the time of year. I have no idea how many of a given unit this is. I was actually just discussing this matter with the BF. Most Americans are furious about energy or gas bills being so high. I think if we had to purchase it in increments, we would use much less of it and also be aware of where we use so much of it. For instance, I love to take really long showers. I brush my teeth in the shower, even though I know it is wasteful. If I had to actually purchase a tangible cylinder, I would probably take much shorter showers. Because it is just always there ready to be used, I think I waste it more.

This remind me of the major supply of gas in my hostel.I couldn't just know maybe it is refilledable or direct from gas company.I just get to the kitchen cook and get out,how they do other thing, am not concern because i believe i pay them for it and they have to make provision for it.

I used to use LPG gas for my central heating when I was living in my last house but it was so expensive that I had to change over to oil which was much cheaper. I never used anything but electricity for my cooking and I have found this to be very economical. I couldn't really say how much that costs just for cooking as my bill includes all my electricity usage. It usually costs approximately €140 for two months.

We are getting Indane LPG,costs us only Rs.301, no pipeline in the pipeline, cyildners are home delivered

Here in the Philippines we used LPG tanks too and last in almost 2 months depends on how long I used it. The cost here is too high it cost for about 500 pesos or 10 U.S. dollars if converted per tank about 11 kilos.

We are using LPG too for cooking.We get the cylinder from dealer which cost total price of Rs. 300/- and it last for about 45 days.

in our country we have also LPG and we are used to it,it costs alomsot 500 pesos but depending on the economic status daily,sometime it falls down to less than 400 and sometime it even reaches up to 600...we ues the tank for more than two months because we don't usually consume everyday.