I have a burner that when I use it it works great. The problem is that when i do use it I have to use a lighter to relight it every time which can be up to one hundred times a day.

It has a regulator which screws into a propane tank and that hose screws into the burner.

I just don’t know how to build a pilot light for it.

I’m wondering if I get a "T" attachment if I I can attach that to the tank and then have one hose attached to the burner and one hose acting as a pilot light. I have tried every google word search I can think of and haven’t been able to find a way to do it.

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I recently looked at buying a home a little bit outside of town. Homes in this area are out of the service area of our natural gas provider, so the homes have a 1,000 gallon propane tank buried in the yard. The propane tank gets topped up monthly as part of a service. My question is…. Is propane for home hot water and heating (and cooking) much more expensive…. roughly about the same…..or much less expensive…than natural gas. I am unfamiliar with propane used this way; should I be concerned?