Notice from the property owner to remind the owner of the shelf life of gas bottles

In order to ensure the personal and property safety of owners, prevent and contain fire accidents, and improve self-prevention awareness, property owners should notify owners of the shelf life of gas bottles.

In order to ensure the personal and property safety of owners, prevent and contain fire accidents, and improve self-prevention awareness, the Property Service Center will now remind you of matters related to the safety of electricity and gas as follows: 1. Regularly inspect the hoses that transport gas Cracks may occur due to prolonged use, resulting in air leakage. If cracks are found in the hose, it must be replaced immediately. Tips: Apply soapy water to the joints of the pipes and observe whether bubbles are produced. If there are any, it indicates air leakage. 2. Close the valve easily. In order to save trouble, many people only turn off the gas stove and not the gas valve in daily life. For your safety, there is a stove valve connected to the hose at the entrance of the gas pipeline. It is recommended to close it before going to bed at night. If you are out for a long time, you should close the front valve and the rear valve at the same time. 3. Keep people away from you when using it. When using gas, keep people away from you to prevent the boiling soup from overflowing and extinguishing the flame or the wind blowing out the flame, causing gas leakage. 4. Maintain ventilation. Places where gas stoves and water heaters are used must be well ventilated.

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