Brrrr…its getting cold out there! We’ve had extreme cold weather warnings throughout Southern Ontario this week, in addition the snow squall warnings in different regions. What would you do if your power went out this week?
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Topics: Propane Safety, Home & Cottages
When properly handled, propane is one of the safest fuel choices on the market.
Propane is safe, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly, making it a great choice for residential or commercial use.
While propane is a safe fuel source, you should consider some propane safety steps to protect your family from carbon monoxide (CO).
How much do you know about CO?
Topics: Budget Propane, Propane Safety
The Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) publishes an annual winter safety guide to reduce risk and prevent incidents. This year’s edition of WinterWise includes tips for Home Heating and Fireplace Safety.
In our previous post, we discussed how to choose the right propane fireplace for your home. If you made the decision to move forward with gas fireplace installation, follow these four fireplace safety recommendations from Winter Wise to protect your family this winter:
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Summer is grill time and every family enjoys a meal cooked outside on a barbecue-from steaks to hotdogs, it's a national passtime! Let's be safe this summer and follow these tips by the Canadian Propane Association on the maintenance and use of your propane barbecue.
Topics: Budget Propane, Propane Safety
This Victoria Day long-weekend, families throughout Ontario will be enjoying the fine weather and sharing a meal cooked outside on a propane BBQ. If you are going to be refilling the tank, here are a few safety reminders about handling propane cylinders.
Topics: Propane Safety, Propane Tanks & Cylinders
Propane gas is an easy-to-implement, environmentally friendly, and efficient source of energy to use at home or at work. But, like all fuels, using propane requires the use of a number of basic safety precautions to ensure your health and safety. Here are some tips for how to identify a propane leak in your home and what to do if you suspect you have one.
Topics: Propane Safety
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