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3 Tips On How To Check If You're Running Out Of Cooking Gas At Home

3 Tips On How To Check If You're Running Out Of Cooking Gas At Home

DO YOU KNOW THAT SHAKING OF A GAS CYLINDER IS RISKY AND NOT ADVISABLE?

Here are some tips on how to check if you're running out of cooking gas:

1. One of the major sign of a depreciated cooking gas volume is the change of color in the cooking flame. You will noticed orange flames whenever you are about to run out of gas.

See here is the fact, after refilling a gas cylinder with LPG gas, there would be a considerable volatile pressure which can be felt and heard once the knob of the cylinder is used to allow gas to escape from the cylinder. Due to that pressure, the initial cooking flame found on the gas cooker is blue and it will remain blueish for a considerable duration of time until the volume of the gas in the cylinder has gone down which will result in the reduced pressure of the flame.

2. In foreign countries, there is an indicator attached to the cylinder and it is much easier to check gas level. You can also buy a 'gas level indicator' online from Jumia or Konga. It is usually just a gas regulator with gas level gauge.

3. You can also know by the smell of gas that in a couple of days the cylinder is going to get empty. By personal experiences most persons who spend a lot of time in the kitchen can tell that gas smells differently when it reaches its finishing level in the cylinder.

I'm sure this was helpful. Just in case you know some other tips, feel free to drop them in the comment section.


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