LPG is used by people all across the globe for various applications in a safe and consistent manner. However, safety always has a scope for improvement. Because we know that your kitchen is always buzzing with activity, with adults cooking and kids sneaking in to grab a bite, we at PEACOCK GAS have a few LPG gas safety tips for home.

LPG gas safety tips at its best

Your little effort goes a long way, so we are here to guide you throughout, from new connections to order refills. So that you rest assured and cook with ease so that you have all the more reasons to appreciate the exceptional fuel that is LPG

When Buying LPG

1. Always make sure that you are buying from an authorized distributor.
2. Do not forget to check the company seal and safety cap on the cylinder at the time of delivery.
3. Do not accept the cylinder if the seal is broken.
4. Check for gas leaks by applying soap solution on cylinder valve and hosepipe pipes at the time of putting the new cylinder into use
5. Do not use open flame to detect leaks.

How to safely use LPG Cooking Gas

1. Cooking appliances should be placed higher than the cylinder
2. Do NOT use, connect or disconnect your Gas near direct sources of heat or flammable materials.
3. Turn on the gas lighter or light matchstick before turning on the gas.
4. Use recommended fittings such as regulators and burners
5. Secure your hosepipe with safety clips
6. Turn off your regulator when gas is not in use.
7. Teach your family members how to correctly use your Gas.

How to handle gas leaks

1. LPG has a pungent smell to help detect a leak.
2. If safe, turn off & disconnect the regulator from the cylinder.
3. Place the cylinder outside the building.
4. Do not strike a match, operate any electrical switches, or use a mobile phone
5. Quickly open all windows and doors to ventilate the room.
6. Safely check for leaks using soapy water, bubbles indicate a possible leak.
7. Return the cylinder if faulty Gas to authorized dealer where purchased.

What to do in Case of a Fire Outbreak

1. In case of a fire outbreak, do not panic.
2. If safe turn off the regulator using a damp towel.
3. Do not endanger your life by attempting to fight a fire.
4. Calmly evacuate everyone from the house and call for help