When biogas emerges in the market as an alternative source of household energy, potential customers often have access only to basic information and expertise. This limited understanding can hinder their ability to fully grasp how the technology can be employed effectively. In this chapter, we will explore how biogas is appropriated within domestic spaces and how it inspires users to make innovative modifications to their routines and behaviors. Key aspects discussed include the educational attainment of biogas user households, the valuation of construction materials, the dynamics of biogas usage in everyday life, villagers’ exposure to biogas technology, family support for purchasing construction materials, kinship support, and the interplay of gender relations in biogas use. As biogas is recognized in the market as an alternative household technology, the knowledge and information available to potential users are critical to enabling a comprehensive understanding of its application. This chapter delves into the ways biogas is integrated into household life and how it serves as a catalyst for changing habits and customs.