From May through to mid-November, the southern region of WA receives cooler temperatures as well as our typical winter weather of rain, strong winds and squalls and storms. Prepare you and your home in time for varying weather conditions with these ten steps.
Keep your barbecue in tip-top shape by cleaning before and after use. There are all sorts of barbecue cleaning products and appliances you can use however the simple and environmentally friendly home methods work just as well.
When was the last time you checked your gas appliances in and around your home? Using gas in your home is a clean and safe energy option. Given its natural flammability, it should always be treated seriously, so check out our tips for maintaining your gas appliances for a safe and efficient household.
We all want to feel safe on the road, so stay alert and arrive at your destination safely with these simple driving tips.
Besides keeping your family warm this winter, you’ll want to keep them safe too! Have a read through our gas heater safety tips and take some time to give your heater a health check before you get it humming again.
Western Australian summer brings endless opportunities for outdoor entertaining and activities, but with it comes the looming threat of bushfires. Watch and read more about preparation during bushfire and cyclones season.
Cyclone season begins Nov 1 through to Apr 30. If you live in the NT or northern WA, prepare for the upcoming cyclone season by following these simple procedures.
Travelling long distances to see family and friends? Stay focused and make sure you follow these safety tips to ensure your safe arrival and return home.
How long has it been since you last checked your barbecue? Don’t risk burning more than the sausages – check out our tips for keeping the barbecue in safe working order.
If you’re travelling long distances to see family and friends, stay focused on the task at hand and make sure you follow these simple safety tips to ensure your safe arrival and return home.
Refresh your senses with an overview of how to detect a natural gas leak and the safety steps you should take as a result.
Sometimes we don’t give our LPG supply much thought, which is when the potential for household hiccups can occur. Keep your gas going strong with a few helpful tips.
The silly season can mean over-indulging and with over-spending. Here’s some energy saving tips to help keep your household costs down this Christmas.
Christmas is a time best spent with loved ones, so make sure you’re set for travelling this season by following these simple road safety tips.
Families all over WA are dusting down their barbecues ready for summer, but before we stock up on prawns and steak it’s important to put aside time for a barbecue health check.
Spring cleaning – some love the idea of eradicating the residue of winter and revitalising the home for summer. For others, it’s the king of all chores and something to be delayed for as long as possible. We asked our customers to tell us their best spring cleaning tips and received some crafty tricks to […]
Do you enjoy singing your heart out in the shower? It’s one of life’s little pleasures, but how about when you turn on the tap to receive freezing cold water? Those sweet, dulcet tones may not be so tuneful. That’s the beauty of having a gas hot water system. It provides a continuous flow of hot water, […]
We love cooking but we also love reduced energy bills! Here’s our top 10 tips to help you save energy in the kitchen: 1. Turn off the heat a few minutes early Turn the oven off a few minutes early, and the heat will continue to cook the food as you plate up. This also […]
While gas heaters are usually safe and reliable, you should always check they are working properly and keep track of when they’re due to be serviced. The following are some signs that your gas heater is not working correctly: The outer casing is discoloured or soot stains are present on the walls near the heater. […]
It’s bushfire season and being prepared is essential to avoid the threat it can pose on you and your family. Whether you live bushland, in the regional or metropolitan area, it’s vital to understand the risks so you can prepare your home and develop a survival plan so you know what to do when a […]