Why ignite domestic natural gas?
Because natural gas is colorless and odorless, unlike gas, it is difficult to detect once it leaks. It is necessary to monitor whether natural gas leaks at home with the help of an alarm to avoid disasters. After the natural gas is used up, not only the stove or heating switch should be turned off, but also the main valve of natural gas should be turned off to avoid gas leakage.
Regularly check key parts such as rubber pipes and valve openings, such as using soapy water to see if there is any air leakage (like mending bicycle inner tubes), and timely find out possible safety hazards such as aging rubber pipes and loose valves.
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Precautions for using natural gas:
1, doors and windows should be well ventilated. Due to good ventilation, once there are harmful gases such as natural gas and carbon monoxide indoors, they can be discharged outdoors in time, eliminating the risk factors of explosion poisoning.
2, regular inspection and maintenance. Always check whether the connecting hoses of natural gas pipelines, meters, cookers and water heaters are firm and whether there are any air leakage points. Notify maintenance in time when problems are found, and don't use them reluctantly.
3. It is forbidden to pile up flammable materials around the natural gas furnace and instrument. Don't pile up flammable items such as waste paper, plastic products, dry wood, gasoline and bamboo baskets around the kitchen natural gas stove and dining table to prevent sparks from igniting flammable items and causing fire accidents.
4, connecting hose shall not exceed 2 meters. Hose materials must meet national standards. This can reduce the factors of accidents.
5. It is forbidden to change the natural gas equipment without authorization. When using natural gas, it is forbidden to change or move natural gas equipment at will, and it is forbidden to directly use iron pipes, rubber pipes or add equipment without authorization to avoid air leakage and accidents.
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