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Originally Posted by GILow
Our posts passed like ships in the night.
Yes, I have a bilge gas sensor (minus one spare sensor).
I am of the old-fashioned "turn it off at the tap" mentality with this stuff, only turn the gas one when we actually want to use the stove (not that often with daily temps around 40 degrees here) and turn it off immediately afterwards.
There was a good post on "worst for sale pictures" a while back where somebody had a notice by the companionway in pretty foul language reminding themselves to turn off the gas.
But that's the thing about this sad, sad story. I have been so fixated on not blowing ourselves out of the water, while I did not know that LPG could produce Carbon Monoxide.
MAtt
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I do the same thing. But over the past four years I have gone to
bed and forgotten to turn it off at least three times. Each time could have been my last. So I want to install the solenoid I have stored away so if I do forget I've at least turned it off via the solenoid. Also, my
stove doesn't have a valve at the stove

which is also a big no no.