Yes, natural gas orifices are generally larger than propane orifices. This is because natural gas has a lower energy content and requires a larger opening to achieve the same heat output as propane. It’s essential to use the correct orifice size for your specific fuel source to ensure proper combustion and appliance performance. The experts at 5 Star Plumbing can assist with any gas appliance installations or conversions, ensuring your equipment is properly set up and functioning efficiently.
Discolored Hot Water, Causes and Fixes
If your hot water is coming out brown, yellow, or otherwise discolored, the most common causes are an aging or rusting water heater tank, sediment and mineral buildup inside the