Posted by michelesleak on May 21, 2022 at 16:00:04 from (206.180.134.68):
Hi! I need some advice. Husband wont let me call the emergency service for propane leaks. He says he knows what hes doing - so I have to ask some of you if someone would please help me understand without being screamed at Id appreciate it so much! The tank had a hissing sound and a smell coming from it. He turned it off and said he has to retape the coils etc. he told me not to call 911 or a gas company. The propane table is probably 250 gallon tank that heats the pool. He did turn off the gas. When I googled this it said not to turn off gas and cool down tank with hose? Anyone know if turning off the gas is the right thing to do? There is 35% left in it and yesterday there was about 75 percent. If anyone is around that could help a crying wife if so appreciate it. If I bring up the subject to him again Im going to be in trouble but if anyone could just tell me if its ok and not going to explode? We only use it to heat the pool it doesnt go into the house or anything. Thanks so much!
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