Re: How to detect a propane leak in house?

Posted by hj on January 26, 19101 at 23:35:01:
In response to Re: How to detect a propane leak in house?
A solution of liquid soap and water, or a bottle of children's soap bubble solution are the best options. The soap bubble solution is a little better since it will stay on the joint longer and thus detect a smaller leak. : What is the best way to check for a propane leak inside the house? It may sound silly, but I have considered smelling each joint, but is there a tool or some more professional way? When I find the leak, must I take it apart and redo to seal the leak, or is there something to put around the joint that will seal it? Thanks!

Posted by hj on January 26, 19101 at 23:35:01:

In response to Re: How to detect a propane leak in house?

A solution of liquid soap and water, or a bottle of children's soap bubble solution are the best options. The soap bubble solution is a little better since it will stay on the joint longer and thus detect a smaller leak.

: What is the best way to check for a propane leak inside the house? It may sound silly, but I have considered smelling each joint, but is there a tool or some more professional way? When I find the leak, must I take it apart and redo to seal the leak, or is there something to put around the joint that will seal it? Thanks!

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