Recently it was reported that a 35-year-old woman and his 7-year-old daughter died in Bengaluru inhaled toxic gas from their gas geyser.
Now Geyser gas has been there for a while and provides an alternative to the ‘regular’ geyser that people have.
However, they can risk a little used and even fatal if the right security is not maintained.
Here we tell you some safety tips to remember if you have a Geyser Gas: What is Geiser gas? As the name suggests, this geyser uses LPG for heating water, making it energy efficient.
There is a burner which is generally located under the tank and through a hot water pipe sent.
Why does Geyser gas popular? Because they don’t consume electricity, large families may often choose to go for Geyser Gas.
The number of LPGs used is also relatively less, which makes them a popular choice among many safety tips to keep thinking if you don’t install Geyser Gas in a closed room, such as a bathroom or even a kitchen, the ventilator must always open and keep the exhaust fan turned on if you have it In the bathroom or your kitchen.
Get geysers that are routinely checked for leaks or other service problems do not run the Geyser all day.
Make sure you save the gap every time you use if there is an emergency health fear, then get the victim in the open space as soon as possible turn off the geyser before you enter the bathroom because the water is hot and the risks.
A few more things to remember in Geyser gas, partial combustion occurs which then emits carbon monoxide.
Carbon monoxide does not smell and colorless, so in case there is a leak, someone might not know about it carbon monoxide can be dangerous because only after a few minutes of inhaling, someone might experience dizziness and can be unconscious.
Bring the victim to the doctor as soon as possible because there is no such home medicine for carbon monoxide poisoning.