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Propane Safety: If You Smell Gas Mobile App

After using the Propane Safety: If You Smell Gas mobile app, please take a few minutes more to share it with your family. It’s important that everyone in your family understands how to use propane safely. Immediately put out all smoking materials and other open flames. Do not operate lights, appliances, telephones, or cell phones. Flames or sparks from these sources can trigger an explosion or a fire. You can utilize WebServices to push dispatches automatically to GoCanvas from your own system.

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LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY!
SHUT OFF THE GAS.
REPORT THE LEAK.
DO NOT RETURN TO THE BUILDING OR AREA until your propane retailer determines that it is safe to ...
GET YOUR SYSTEM CHECKED.
Propane has a strong, unpleasant smell like rotten eggs, a skunk’s spray, or a dead animal.
TAKE THE SNIFF TEST.
It may be hard for some people to smell propane for the following reasons:
They have a cold, allergies, sinus congestion, or another medical condition.
Their sense of smell is reduced due to use of tobacco, alcohol, or drugs.
Tobacco smoke, cooking odors, and other strong odors can mask the smell of propane.
As people age, their sense of smell can become less sensitive.
If the smell of propane is present in the air over a period of time, “odor fatigue” can occur.
The propane smell may not be strong enough to wake up someone who is sleeping.
The propane smell may be in a location (basement or attic) where it is not detected by people in ...
A phenomenon called “odor fade” can occur— an unintended reduction in the concentration of the od...
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