GAS GRILLING TIPS

Almost any consumer product, from a hair dryer to an automobile, can be dangerous if handled carelessly or improperly maintained.  Manufacturers have incorporated many important safety features in today's gas appliances, but ultimately the burden of propane safety falls on homeowners, who operate the appliances day to day.  Click here for some important information you should know to help keep your outdoor grill in safe, working condition.

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General Guidliness

• Know what propane smells like so you can recognize a leak.  Click here for more information.
• Avoid removing any appliance from the gas line because of the danger of releasing large quantities of gas.   Lines not attached to appliances must be closed and terminated with threaded caps or plugs.

STAR TEX Propane
2009 S. Jack Kultgen Expwy
Waco, TX  76706
Toll Free:  (800) 792-3487
Phone:  (254) 752-6571
Fax:      (254) 752-8666
info@startexpropane.com

Last updated:  September 6, 2011