Convert electricity to gas (propane)?

One of the most important factors in how much a particular appliance costs to operate each year, month, week, day, etc., is how the family that uses it does so. Is there a dozen loads of laundry a day, one or two a week, how many showers/day, washings, how much coioking takes place in the home, how much do you eat out, all makes a difference. If you take the same house with the same appliances and let two different families use it at different times, you'll get two different opinions on how efficient the appliances are. Also I agree wholeheartedly with Dale, electricity is cheaper and more readily available.

USA I am not sure of the conversion of electric power to gas volume. Call your local propane dealer, and ask them how many btu per hour a water heater uses, and how many btus equal one watt. Then convert the btus to watts, and compare to the electricity. Electricity in USA is average 14 cents per 1000 watt-hours (expressed as Kw, kilo-watt hours).

in the past year i'v used gas and electric and the way the price of gas is electric is absolutlly cheaper