foto: TikTok/@cara_atasi
Brilio.net - When replacing LPG gas cylinders, sometimes many people experience problems, namely leaks. This can happen because the position of the regulator does not match the lip of the gas cylinder, the rubber seal is too stiff, and so on. The most instant trick to overcome this is to call the LPG gas seller, either to repair it or exchange it for a new cylinder.
On the other hand, there are also a number of people who choose to do it themselves, one of which is by replacing the rubber seal . You can buy this replacement rubber seal on the market at various prices, starting from IDR 10,000. However, if you don't have time to buy rubber seals, don't be confused yet because there are other, simpler tricks.
The trick to stop leaking LPG gas cylinders was shared by netizens on the TikTok account @cara_atasi, here. This man explained that this trick doesn't require a new rubber seal at all, but just uses one simple tool.
How to deal with leaking LPG gas cylinders.
So, the tool used to practice this trick to stop leaking LPG gas cylinders is a rubber band. First cut the rubber band, the size can be adjusted to match the diameter of the hole in the gas cylinder.
"You put a piece of rubber band like this onto the rubber seal of the gas cylinder," added the owner of the TikTok account @cara_atasi, quoted by BrilioFood on Saturday (30/3).
photo: TikTok/@cara_atasi
After that, install the gas regulator. Make sure the regulator is locked tightly. Then observe whether there is still a hissing sound or the smell of sulfur coming from the LPG gas cylinder. If there is no reaction, you can be sure that the LPG gas cylinder is no longer leaking.
photo: TikTok/@cara_atasi
How about it, it's a really simple trick to stop leaking LPG gas cylinders, isn't it? Taking a peek at @cara_atasi's TikTok upload, not many netizens have left comments, but this video has received enthusiasm from more than 5,000 viewers.
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How to clean the gas regulator hose.
Cleaning the LPG gas regulator hose is an important step to ensure safety and optimal performance. The following are general steps for cleaning the LPG gas regulator hose.
1. Turn off the gas supply.
Make sure to turn off the gas flow at the source. Turn the gas valve on the LPG gas cylinder to close the gas flow.
2. Remove the hose from the regulator.
Carefully remove the gas hose from the regulator. Most regulators have clamps or bolts that hold the hose in place. Remove it by loosening the clamp or unscrewing the bolt.
3. Check the hose.
Check the gas hose for damage or leaks. Check the hose for cracks, tears, or other signs of wear. If you find damage, the hose must be replaced immediately.
4. Clean the hose and regulator.
Use mild dish soap and warm water to clean the hose and regulator. Dampen a sponge or soft cloth with a mixture of water and soap, then gently clean the surface of the regulator and hose. Make sure to clean all parts, including the inside of the regulator if possible.
5. Dry well.
After cleaning the hose and regulator, be sure to dry them well before reinstalling. Use a clean cloth or dry towel to dry the surface and ensure that no water remains in the hose.
6. Reinstall the hose.
Once the hose and regulator are completely dry, carefully reattach the hose to the regulator. Make sure the hose is attached safely and securely using the appropriate clamps or bolts.
7. Leak test.
After the hose is reattached, test for leaks by reopening the gas valve on the LPG gas cylinder. Apply a leak-finding solution (usually a mixture of water and soap) to all the joints and check to see if any bubbles appear. If there is a leak, immediately turn off the gas supply and correct the problem before using the device again.
8. Restart the device.
Once you are sure there are no leaks, you can restart the device that uses LPG gas by turning the gas valve on the LPG gas cylinder.
It is important to ensure that you check and clean the regulator hose regularly to maintain the safety and performance of your gas device. If you feel unsure or uncomfortable carrying out the cleaning process yourself, it is better to ask for help from a skilled professional in this matter.
(brl/tin)
