Yellow Gas Stove Flame? It's a Safety Risk & Health Hazard!

• A blue flame indicates proper gas-oxygen balance, efficient cooking (1960-1980°C), and complete fuel burning.
• Yellow or orange flames mean incomplete gas burning, often due to insufficient oxygen or blocked burner holes.
• Yellow flames are cooler (around 1000°C), cook food slower, and consume more gas.
• Incomplete burning produces black soot and releases dangerous carbon monoxide, posing health risks, especially in poorly ventilated areas.
• Clean burners thoroughly; if the problem persists, have a professional check the regulator, gas pipe, and air system.