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Propane is a highly flammable gas, so you should be very careful while using propane for heating or any other purposes. 

Propane or popularly known as LPG is a liquid fuel that is stored under pressure and in most cases is vaporized before leaving the tank. When propane comes in contact with oxygen, many sources such as smoking materials, open flames, electrical sparks and such can ignite it. 

At Town & Country Oil & Propane, we take the safety of our customers and employees seriously. Employees are all trained and certified in propane safety. Contact us for propane safety tips so that you and your family remain safe.  

Few Tips for Propane Safety

  • Handle the propane cylinder cautiously
  • Follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer

What Should You Do in Case of Propane Leak?

If you smell propane gas then:
  • Leave the building immediately
  • Do not try to fix it on your own
  • Call the fire department
  • Do not strike any matches
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Some Propane FAQs You Should Know About

  • What is Propane?

    Propane is a hydrocarbon, popularly known as LPG. It is produced from both natural gas and crude oil refining. A colorless substance, propane is odorless and nontoxic. To make it easily detectable, an identifying odor is added to it.

  • Who Uses Propane?

    Nearly 13 million U.S. households use it for home heating, agricultural, industrial, commercial and transportation purposes.

  • Is Propane Environmental Friendly?

    Propane is safe for the environment. It is listed as a good alternative to fuel in the 1990 Clean Air Act.

  • Is Propane and Natural Gas the Same?

    There is a small difference between Propane and Natural Gas when compared to performance level in residential or commercial uses. Propane is a byproduct of natural gas or petroleum.

  • How Can I Use Propane For Household Use?

    Propane can be safely used at home for water heating, home heating, clothes drying, cooking and in the fireplaces. You can also use Propane for standby generators.

  • How Do I Know If There Is A Propane Leak In My Home?

    Propane in its original form is odorless. So Propane manufacturer deliberately adds the smell to help customers know if there is a leak. It has a pungent smell, so you can detect easily if ever it leaks.

  • Is Propane Imported In the US?

    Propane cannot be imported. More than 95 percent of Propane we use is produced in North America.

  • When and Why Is A Propane Leak Test Required?

    As an added safety measure, the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA)  under Code 54 states that a system must be leak tested after an interruption in service. Instances such as tank running out of Propane can be taken into account.

  • Is Propane Environmental Friendly?

    Propane is safe for the environment. It is listed as a good alternative to fuel in the 1990 Clean Air Act.

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