While we've been enjoying some warm sunny weather in central Ontario through October, as we head into November and December we can expect the first snow falls and the possibility of storms.
Snow storms, high winds, white-outs, blizzards, ice storms - severe weather is likely at some point during the winter.
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As the weather starts to cool down, and more people want to extend their time outdoors before the winter sets in - patio heaters are becoming increasingly popular. Many restaurants created outdoor dining spaces during the pandemic, and these patios continue to welcome people who may not want to eat indoors yet. Portable propane patio heaters are a great way to keep family, friends or guests comfortable and warm.
The Propane Education & Research Council has put together propane safety information for the safe operation of portable propane heaters. Here are 5 important safety tips to follow, and remember to also consult the manufacturer's guidance for your type of propane heater and model as well.
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It's barbecue season at last and we'd like to share some safety tips from The Canadian Propane Association.
While propane barbecues are fast, clean and convenient, they do require some maintenance and a few basic precautions. A little extra care and these few simple precautions should ensure the safe and enjoyable operation of your barbecue.
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We've all been anticipating the changing weather of spring, but as snow finally disappears, and the ice on lakes and rivers recedes, we need to be aware of the dangers of flooding.
The Canadian Propane Association recently released some important information about flood season and propane safety tips. We'd like to share that with you, as well as a link to download the CPA's Flood Safety Fact Sheet.
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With cooler months on the way, it’s now that time of year in which many families across the region will be using residential propane heating systems to warm their home.
Propane-fueled heating systems provide your family home with a number of energy-efficient benefits, and can also be used to power a range of appliances from cooking, laundry, drying, space heaters, refrigerators, water heaters and much more.
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Propane is a safe and clean burning heating option and has very little impact on the environment but, like any fuel source, it is not without risks and must be managed with care.
Download the Canadian Propane Association's safety brochure.
One issue you may experience is a propane leak. While they are not common, they can happen and you want to be sure you are prepared. The following will help you understand how to identify a leak and what you should do to avoid a propane fire.
Identifying a Propane Leak Propane is known for having an incredibly potent smell, similar to that of rotten eggs or a dead animal. This is done on purpose. Propane is virtually odourless by nature, so manufacturers add the smell, making it easier for you and your family to identify a leak. Make sure that everyone in your home recognizes this smell so that they can take the necessary precautions.
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