Propane usage ???

fatlazyless · 12-28-2018, 06:21 AM

If you have a leak, it would be very very smelly, and very noticeable, and almost always comes from a fitting like a compression fitting done by the home owner with an el cheapo compression tool.

For good tight fittings, use a quality compression tool made by Rigid.

swnoel · 12-28-2018, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by fatlazyless

If you have a leak, it would be very very smelly, and very noticeable, and almost always comes from a fitting like a compression fitting done by the home owner with an el cheapo compression tool.

For good tight fittings, use a quality compression tool made by Rigid.

Not all leaks are detectable by an odor test. The least you should do is a bubble test and that's not with your dish soap.

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