Propane and butane torches have their pros and cons and only one of them is the best choice for everyday use.

While butane is typically preferred as an indoor cooking torch, propane is the better choice for outdoor grilling. In the winter, butane will not be operable under certain conditions, making ...

While most home cooking torches are fueled by butane, some professional chefs use propane models because propane burns roughly 1,000 degrees hotter than butane.

While most home cooking torches are fueled by butane, some professional chefs use propane models because propane burns roughly 1,000 degrees hotter than butane.

While most home cooking torches are fueled by butane, some professional chefs use propane models because propane burns roughly 1,000 degrees hotter than butane.

Harbor Freight Tools is recalling 150,000 propane torches because the flame may stay on even when the trigger is no longer pressed. There have been two reports of the flame failing to disengage ...

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While butane is typically preferred as an indoor cooking torch, propane is the better choice for outdoor grilling. In the winter, butane will not be operable under certain conditions, making ...