partnerbiz4:
no Scientific or empirical back up


makes no sense

marvelck:
You don't have to shake the gas cylinder to know the level of its content.
Just wet a side of the cylinder with water. After a while, the used top part will be dry and the lower part with gas will remain wet. The wet portion tells you the amount of gas left. Most times we shake our gas cylinders to check if it is finished or not. That is a very dangerous thing to do. It could be suicidal.
Kindly share with friends and family



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moststylish:
but road side gas refillers shake it when refilling how come there has never been any incidence of such, I am even a road side refilers for over 2 years now

Auladimeji:
Okay na, please if you wanna shake yours please go to a field where there is no one since life don tire you..
Please put your p.enis in a fire, it doesn't have Scientific backup

luluman:
What are you saying? That guy is correct.

oluplus:


You started your theory very well but now messed it up with the word "alteartion". In a closed environment, nothing escapes,. There can't be any explosion if there is no leakage.

DavidEsq:

There is no difference between ur head and the akamu inside the OP's own?

chukskafor:
lol; na me you call akamu head ba? Apostle must hear this

marvelck:
You don't have to shake the gas cylinder to know the level of its content.
Just wet a side of the cylinder with water. After a while, the used top part will be dry and the lower part with gas will remain wet. The wet portion tells you the amount of gas left. Most times we shake our gas cylinders to check if it is finished or not. That is a very dangerous thing to do. It could be suicidal.
Kindly share with friends and family

*Pls Lalasticlala, Mods kindly move this post to front-page to pass the information to everybody and create more awareness

oluplus:
You started your theory very well but now messed it up with the word "alteartion". In a closed environment, nothing escapes,. There can't be any explosion if there is no leakage.

J2381:
how will you tell the amount of gas left in KG?

laudate:

The best thing is to use a gas regulator with a measuring gauge which can be attached to the cylinder.

J2381:
most of these gauge don't work. Especially with Needle and UT feeders.

laudate:


How many have you tried? We are talking about the normal regulators used for domestic cooking gas cylinders, o.

J2381:
I've tried all the regulators. I'm into gas. Most of those regulators don't tell you squat! They mostly let you know if your regulator is open or it's leaking gas. Other than that, it's nothing else.

laudate:

I have been using one for the past 2 years, and it still works quite well. There are good and bad regulators in the market, or what is termed 'original' and 'fake'. Search well.

J2381:
you're saying the one you use let you know the number of KG you have in your gas cylinder? please tell me the name of the regulator and what type, i'm curious to know.

laudate:


It lets me know if my cylinder is full, half-empty or totally empty. It lets me know the amount of gas content still left in the cylinder, so I can know when to start planning for a refill. I will check the manufacturer's name, and let you know when I get home.

J2381:
i'm truly inspired. You're saying it let's you know all this and you didn't bother to know the name of the manufacturer? Wow!

Does the gas regulator let you know the amount of gas left in your cylinder in psi or KG?

laudate:


Nobody has ever asked me for the name of the manufacturer before....you are the first. As for kg or psi, I can't tell. I am not standing close to the cylinder to check.

J2381:
how tha hell do you know if your cylinder is full, half full or empty?

laudate:

From the indicator on the gauge, just like this one.

J2381:
indicators use pressure gauge to show the pressure level of gas tanks/cylinders. If the pressure is high, the tank/cylinder full, if it's low or getting low, it's empty or there about.

The most effective way of knowing if your cylinder is getting empty or not is to get a scale to weigh it. Those indicators are scam.

laudate:

The indicator has been working for my needs. If it has not worked for you, then that is your own cup of tea. Sorry. You can get a platform scale to weigh your own cylinder, if that is what works for you.

J2381:
LOL. Working for you in order to deceive you. Menh! I love customers like you, no be small. Una maga level no be here oh. Lmao!