Are you worried about when the gas cylinder will be empty? Check it like this..!
Methods like testing the cylinder with a wet cloth, observing the stove flame, smelling the gas, and observing the smoke are useful in estimating.
You can also estimate the gas level by looking at the weight of the cylinder.
With these little tips, you can know the gas status in advance and book gas immediately. Or you can plan something else.
Test with a wet cloth
Wrap a wet cloth over the cylinder and leave it there for 5 minutes. Then remove the wet cloth. Observe the level of moisture. It means that the gas is still at the same level.
Observe the stove flame
If the flame in the stove is blue and bright, it means that the gas is good. But if the flame turns yellow or is weak, it means that the gas is about to run out soon.
Smell of gas, smoke
Sometimes there is a possibility of smelling gas when the gas is low. Similarly, if black smoke comes out when the stove is lit, it can be considered an indication that the gas cylinder is empty.
Cylinder weight
Lift the cylinder slowly. A cylinder with full gas feels heavy. But when the gas is low, it feels light.
Pour water and test
Pour some water on the cylinder. The part without gas gets hot. So the water dries quickly. But since the part filled with gas is cold, the water stays there for a while.
Precautions
When installing a new cylinder, its seal and regulator should be checked. If there is any leakage or problem, the gas agency should be informed immediately. By following these precautions, you can not only prevent accidents but also reduce gas wastage. By following these small tips, you can easily estimate the remaining gas in the gas cylinder.
