A lack of oxygen in the room can cause discoloration. Butane contains gas, and in the presence of a sufficient amount of oxygen, it burns completely, producing carbon dioxide and water. In this case, we observe a blue flame on the gas stove. However, if there is not enough oxygen, the butane burns incompletely, producing a toxic gas called carbon monoxide. In this case, an orange-yellow flame is observed.
Therefore, you should always open the doors and windows of the room where you are cooking to allow oxygen to enter.
A lack of oxygen in the room can cause discoloration. Butane contains gas, and in the presence of a sufficient amount of oxygen, it burns completely, producing carbon dioxide and water. In this case, we observe a blue flame on the gas stove. However, if there is not enough oxygen, the butane burns incompletely, producing a toxic gas called carbon monoxide. In this case, an orange-yellow flame is observed.
Therefore, you should always open the doors and windows of the room where you are cooking to allow oxygen to enter.
