Propane Smell
This goes back several months, Jan 2016. We store our fiver in our sons pole barn year round except when it is in use. But my grandson called us early on day stating that there was a very strong smell...
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Kayteg1 wrote:
I know it is hard to understand, but compare it to tires.
You pump the tire to 50 psi and it holds after 3 minutes, holds after a day, but might drop 2 psi after a month. Do you consider that a leak?
Gas molecules always will penetrate some materials and rubber hoses can't be make 100 holding. Just like tires.
Yes, I do understand the principle of what you are saying, it is called permeation.
But it has nothing to do with what you are saying about propane leaks in trailers by design.
Have a good day!
