Don't put inside, but outside with ventilation, but not under sun, not under rain..... Don't use cell phone near gas cylinder.
This is more and a lot more reasons why most people avoid the use of gas cylinders at home.
With all these do's and don't, what best practices should we follow for cooking gas and gas cylinder safety?
This is another problems for many now, and they are afraid to buy gas cylinder. If you fry something na wahala. If you forget to close the gas na wahala. If you overfill it na wahala. If you put it out under the sun na wahala. If you put it near stove na wahala if you.
Some people think all these are just too much, and are tired of all this. This is also the main reasons why many prefer the use of charcoal, woods or better kerosene stove. They claimed no explosion. But right now, kerosene is a problem, because it is quite expensive to lpg gas.
Look, there is no need to worry about using cooking gas or gas cylinder at home. It is quite easy, convenient and safe to use. For the issue of storing gas cylinders, the back of your kitchen suppose to have a safe space for gas cylinder. You can just cage with lock and roof behind your kitchen door. Or just store outdoor in a safe place away from children.
You could buy burglary. Welders can do it with roof, fix it in your house if it's personal house o... Then you lock it there. You can also put chain on the gas cylinder. But if you always lock your gas cylinder well, there's no big deal for burglary. I bought my first cylinder 6 kg in school then 2016.
I always wash the body, always keeping it clean.