T. Neale Propane Safety Tips

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Important Propane Safety Tips

Safety has been the top priority at T. Neale Propane since we opened for business over 25 years ago. Propane is a clean air fuel that can help you save money in both residential and commercial applications. Since propane is a gas, it should be handled with the utmost care and attention. Call us at (936) 258-4500 for a FREE estimate.


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Vital Information Regarding Propane Use

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  • Always keep flammable and combustible materials like paper, clothing, wood, gasoline, and solvents away from any open flames that originate from your appliances.
  • Know how to turn off the gas supply from your propane tank or cylinder, or contact your propane supplier for instructions.
  • Never place your head near or directly over the valves on your propane storage tank. A sudden release of product from the safety relief valve could result in serious injuries.
  • The liquid gas that is stored in your propane tank or cylinder can cause severe frostbite if it comes into contact with your skin or eyes.
  • Never store propane cylinders or containers inside an enclosed building.
  • Treat all propane gas odors very seriously. An odor can indicate a very dangerous situation.
  • Never assume that a propane odor is only the result of your tank being nearly empty. If the odor persists, you might have a serious leak.

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