SUPERGAS Franchisee - Patil Enterprises, Ram Mandir Road, vijayapura

That slight hissing sound, an unusual smell, or a flickering flame — are these harmless or warning signs?

LPG is one of the most convenient and widely used energy sources for homes in Ram Mandir Road, vijayapura, but knowing the difference between normal occurrences and danger signals is essential to protect your family.

Don’t let uncertainty put your safety at risk — here’s your guide to recognising what’s normal and what needs urgent attention when using LPG at home.

Normal Signs (Usually Nothing to Worry About)

• Brief Gas Smell at Ignition

When you first light your stove, a very slight smell for a second is normal — it’s unburnt gas before ignition, and it disappears quickly.

• Blue Flame

A healthy LPG flame is blue, meaning complete combustion and maximum heat efficiency.

• Soft Hissing While Turning On/Off

A quiet, quick hiss when adjusting the gas knob is normal — it’s simply the change in pressure as gas flows or stops.

• Condensation or Light Frost on Cylinder

Extended use or multiple burners can make the cylinder cold, causing condensation or frost on the surface.

• Slight ‘Pop’ When Turning Off the Burner

This is usually the last bit of gas in the burner igniting before shutting down — nothing to worry about.

Concerning Signs (Needs Immediate Attention)

• Continuous & Strong Gas Smell

This is Ethyl Mercaptan, added to LPG to detect leaks. If the smell is persistent, it’s a serious warning sign.

• Loud, Continuous Hissing Sound

Indicates a significant gas escape from the cylinder, regulator, valve, or hose.

• Yellow or Orange Flame

Sign of incomplete combustion, which wastes gas and can produce dangerous carbon monoxide.

• Soot or Black Deposits

Unburnt carbon particles from incomplete combustion leave greasy black stains on cookware and reduce heating efficiency.

• Feeling Unwell

Headaches, dizziness, or nausea may indicate carbon monoxide poisoning from poor combustion.

• Pilot Light Going Out Frequently

Could mean low pressure, a faulty thermocouple, or gas leaks — all potentially dangerous.

• Damaged Hose or Regulator

Cracks, frays, or visible wear must be addressed immediately to prevent leaks.

What to Do If You Notice a Concerning Sign

1. Do NOT panic.
2. Do NOT operate switches, lights, or mobile phones indoors (sparks can ignite gas).
3. Open all doors and windows for ventilation.
4. Turn off the gas supply at the cylinder regulator.
5. Evacuate everyone, including pets.
6. Call your LPG distributor or emergency services from outside the house.

Extra Protection for Your Home

While knowing the difference between normal and concerning signs is essential, adding an LPG leak detector provides 24/7 safety.

These devices emit a loud alarm the moment gas is detected — giving you valuable time to act and keep your family safe.

SUPERGAS – Your Safety Partner in Ram Mandir Road, vijayapura

At SUPERGAS, we not only supply clean, efficient LPG but also offer:

• LPG leak detectors for homes

• Safety training & best practices

• IS-certified regulators, hoses, and installations

• Round-the-clock support for emergencies

Stay Safe. Stay Confident.

Don’t leave safety to chance — protect your home with reliable LPG solutions from SUPERGAS.

Call 9121177930 or ✉ industrialsupport@supergas.com today to get your LPG safety kit and leak detector installed in Ram Mandir Road, vijayapura.

Your family’s safety is priceless — take action today.