Hmm, I haven't tried this myself, but I do have a "leak" detector for the AC system...which detects the Duracool "freon". (Duracool is a mixture that includes propane)...Probably would work to detect a propane leak. I believe fire departments use something like that when investigating propane leaks. On Tuesday, April 15, 2003, at 09:32 PM, Mike Collum wrote: > <snip> how does one go about telling if they have a propane leak <snip> > > Soapy water. Or, I suppose you could take the kid's bottle of bubble > blowing liquid. > > Mike |
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