Often consumers are not fully familiar with the a7> the properties of propane-butane and believe that gas is dangerous. That is why we answer the most frequently asked questions related to its safe use and its related to safe use of gas.
Are gas stoves safe?
Yes, they are completely safe. Of course, you must follow the instructions for use, as with any appliance. It is necessary to regularly check the flame on the burner – it should always be blue.
You can learn some useful tips for keeping your gas stove in good condition here.
Is propane-butane dangerous?
When used and handled in accordance with established procedures, propane-butane (LPG) is safe. As with electricity, natural gas, oil, and other household heating and transportation fuels, you should always exercise caution. This also applies to the use of LPG.
You can read our safety tips for working with gas cylinders here.
Why should gas cylinders always be kept upright?
Gas cylinders must be used and stored in an upright position for safety reasons.
All gas cylinders for home and for barbecue are equipped with safety valves, which are a designed for safe release of gas in case that the gas cylinder becomes hot and the pressure is too high.
The safety valves are located at the top of the cylinder. Inside the cylinder, the propane-butane is in a liquid state at the bottom of the cylinder and in the form of gas vapour at the top. Keeping the cylinder upright ensures that the safety valve is not submerged in the liquid and is located in the vapour space.
Detailed instructions for the use of propane-butane cylinders can be found here.
Our company has built a long-standing and reliable safety system that involves regular checks of the entire production and delivery process—from bottle integrity to maintenance security.
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