1.Check for Leaks
Every month check your grill or outdoor equipment, apply a soapy water solution to connections. Bubbles = a leak. If you see any, turn off the tank immediately.
2. Store Tanks Properly
Always keep propane tanks upright and outdoors—never in a garage, shed, or enclosed space.
3. Keep It Clear
Maintain at least 10 feet of clearance around grills, tanks, and propane equipment. Keep away from dry leaves and flammable materials.
4. Inspect Hoses & Regulators
Cracks, brittleness, or loose fittings can be dangerous. Replace worn parts right away.
5. Turn Off When Not in Use
Always shut off the tank valve after grilling or using propane appliances.
6. Be Storm Ready ⚡
Secure tanks before severe weather and make sure your generator is used outdoors only—never inside your home or garage.
7. Know the Smell
Propane has a strong “rotten egg” odor. If you smell gas:
➡ Leave the area immediately
➡ Avoid flames or sparks
➡ Call your propane provider https://hlfuel.com