Gas suppliers don’t want you to know this trick: make your gas last 3 times longer with a simple lemon!

If you feel that the gas in your bottle is running out faster than normal, even if you haven’t changed your habits, the solution could be something as simple as a lemon. This homemade, inexpensive, and natural trick improves gas efficiency and can help you reduce consumption without investing in expensive products or modifying your equipment.

Why gas seems to burn out fast
The problem is often not in the quantity of gas, but in the quality of combustion. Over time, the burners in the kitchen, water heater or gas heater fill up with grease and debris. This prevents complete combustion, causing the flame to look yellow instead of blue, resulting in higher consumption.

The solution: lemon as a natural cleanser
Lemon is an excellent ally thanks to its natural acidity, which dissolves grease, rust and accumulated residues. Cleaning the burners with lemon improves the quality of the flame, which allows better use of the gas and prolongs its duration.

How to Clean Burners with Lemon

Safety first: Make sure the burners are off and cool.
Preparation of the lemon: cut a lemon in half and squeeze a little juice over the dirty areas.
Leave on: wait 10 minutes for the acidity to take effect.
Scrub thoroughly: Using a sponge or metal brush, wipe away any residue until the surfaces are clean.
Rinse and dry: Use clean water to rinse and dry thoroughly before using again.
Benefits of this method
More efficient combustion: blue flame, higher gas yield.
Economic savings: less consumption, less expense.
Increased equipment durability: Clean appliances last longer and perform better.
Greener: Less flared gas means less pollution.
Bonus tip: don’t forget the connectors
Pipes and hoses can also accumulate dirt. Passing a little lemon juice on them can help to unclog them, improving the flow of gas.

Conclusion
Cleaning burners with lemon is a simple but powerful action. Improve the performance of your gas, save money and take care of your equipment with a natural resource that you surely already have in your kitchen. A small gesture that makes a big difference.