Do you know that the gas cylinder you live with in the kitchen is a time bomb, ready to explode any time. Like the vehicle tire that has an expiring date, do you equally know that the Gas Cylinder has an expiring date.

Expired LPG Cylinder are not safe for use, so please be careful.The expiring date is coded on the side of the LPG Cylinder in alphabetical order, A,B,C,D in quarters.

A is for March 1st Qtr
B is for June. 2nd Qtr
C is for Sept. 3 re Qtr
D is for Dec 4 th Qtr

There are some two digit number that follows, e.g. D06. The digit stand for the year the validity expires D06 stands for 4th Quarter ( December) 2006. That is the expiring date of that LPG Cylinder, so be careful to avoid domestic accidents.

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lanre88:
Do you know that the gas cylinder you live with in the kitchen is a time bomb, ready to explode any time. Like the vehicle tire that has an expiring date, do you equally know that the Gas Cylinder has an expiring date.

Expired LPG Cylinder are not safe for use, so please be careful.The expiring date is coded on the side of the LPG Cylinder in alphabetical order, A,B,C,D in quarters.

A is for March 1st Qtr
B is for June. 2nd Qtr
C is for Sept. 3 re Qtr
D is for Dec 4 th Qtr

There are some two digit number that follows, e.g. D06. The digit stand for the year the validity expires D06 stands for 4th Quarter ( December) 2006. That is the expiring date of that LPG Cylinder, so be careful to avoid domestic accidents.

Please share to save life.

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Hello, explosion is normally caused by:
- bad quality cylinder; usually chinese production does not take care of simple quality and SAFETY issues, so their cylinders are most likely to leak, and so to break and so to cause damage
- any cylinder, if filled up not properly, will explode, due to the fact that if it is filled too much, there is no space for air inside cylinder. Cylinders must be filled up with 80% maximum of cooking gas. Other 20% needs to be empty for gas to expand, in case temperature rises.

my invitation is to only get good quality and safer cylinders.
we provide 100% made in italy products, such as cylinders, burners, heaters, lamps.

all built with respect for user's safety.

you can check this to have an idea: http://www.interimex.it/en/prodotti/3

thanks