In case your propane detector is giving false alarms you might consider more vermouth and less gin.
Seriously, my martinis set off the propane detector. This might explain others' alarm problems. Just an observation I thought I'd share.
Mike
Propane Detector False Alarms
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Propane Detector False Alarms
Mike & Jean
2005 26' RSS Diesel
2005 26' RSS Diesel
Mike:
You might want to consider drinking your martinis sitting up, rather than lying on the floor.
Bill
You might want to consider drinking your martinis sitting up, rather than lying on the floor.
Bill
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Barb & Bill
2004 Born Free 22' Built for Two (Sold)
no longer towing a 2008 Smart ForTwo
Escondido, CA
2004 Born Free 22' Built for Two (Sold)
no longer towing a 2008 Smart ForTwo
Escondido, CA
Well I thought I had one of those overly sensitive propane detectors too. On hot and humid days, it would go off. I obtained a replacement from Kim at BF, but the new one went off too. I cannot smell any propane and my hand held propane dectector never went off. Then a couple of weeks ago....I was doing a final test on the system. I turned on the propane and ran the furance for a few hours and closed up the rig tight. Every day, I'd walk by and listen. After TWO WEEKS, the alarm goes off. I opened the coach door and guess what I smelled - PROPANE!
I am taking it to the shop this Friday...
I am taking it to the shop this Friday...