Leaking LPG gas cylinders can be observed from the appearance of a hissing sound or sulfur smell. When finding this, many people automatically panic and choose to stop all activities in the kitchen. Panic is natural because they don't know the trick to overcome it.
The owner of the YouTube account mang Sadi kompor also had a similar experience when dealing with LPG gas cylinders . In one of his uploaded videos, he shared his experience when his gas cylinder leaked because the rubber seal was too thin.
"The sound of a leak, this is very dangerous, besides the gas running out, it can also cause the spread of gas," he said, quoted by BrilioFood from YouTube Mang Sadi Kompos on Wednesday (14/8).
According to him, the condition can be overcome by replacing the rubber seal with a thicker one. In addition, if there is no replacement rubber seal, you can also replace the regulator with a better quality one.
photo: YouTube/mang Sadi stove
However, if both solutions are not possible, the netizen who is familiarly called Sadi explained, there is still one more trick to overcome a leaking LPG gas cylinder. After investigating, to practice this trick , you only need one simple tool.
 YouTube/mang Sadi kompor
So, the tool in question is duct tape. The owner of the YouTube account mang Sadi kompor uses medium-sized duct tape. He wraps the duct tape around the lip of the gas cylinder hole 3 times.
 YouTube/mang Sadi kompor
After wrapping the tape, then reinstall the regulator to the gas cylinder. Don't forget to position the regulator properly and tightly.
 YouTube/mang Sadi kompor
Sadi said that the condition of his LPG cylinder now no longer makes a hissing sound or smells of sulfur. He also tried to turn on his stove and sure enough, the stove flame could light properly, which means that the LPG gas cylinder is no longer leaking.