LPG Safety: Avoid This Dangerous Mistake 99% Users Make!

• Always keep LPG cylinders upright in a well-ventilated area, away from heat and electricals; ensure the stove is higher than the cylinder.
• Wear cotton clothes while cooking, secure loose garments, and use a fire-retardant apron to prevent accidental ignition.
• Replace rubber tubes every two years (Suraksha hose every five years); check for cracks or oil residue and replace immediately.
• Inspect cylinder seal, check for leaks, and verify weight with the delivery person; always turn off the regulator after cooking and secure unused cylinders.
• In case of a gas leak, immediately turn off the regulator, open all windows/doors, and *never* use electrical switches, matches, or cell phone torches; get professional inspection every two years.

Why It Matters: Strict adherence to LPG safety rules is crucial to prevent accidents and ensure family safety.