#Article debut challenge# I was blamed for not closing the valve again, and the gas stove turned off the valve on the pipeline and forgot to close it. I just want to ask if there is a problem with the valve of this pipeline not closing?
There is a valve on the gas stove, and the pipe valve must be closed every time? Originally, the rubber hose connection from the valve to the gas stove was required, and last year it was required to replace the stainless steel bellows. This kind of stainless steel bellows was said to be explosion-proof and anti-aging at that time, and it should not be easy to leak air, right? When there are always people at home, there is no need to open the pipeline valve every time the fire is fired? For this reason, it is not a little nagging.
To say that now gas stoves also have a function to prevent air leakage, even if the gas stove is not turned off, as long as the fire is extinguished, the gas will be automatically cut off. If there are people at home and the gas stove is turned off again, it should be okay if the gas pipeline valve is not turned off. Yesterday, I forgot for a while, the water boiling on the stove was boiled and the fire was turned off in time, and it was doused by the boiling water. It's no problem to go to the kitchen when you think about it, the gas stove has been turned off automatically. Being nagged is unavoidable. Does frequent closure of the valve like a gas stove affect the tightness of the valve, and how often should the gas valve be replaced?
For this reason, I checked it on the Internet, and some said that it was not necessary to turn it off, and some said that if no one at home for a long time should turn off the gas pipeline valve. Some say that it should be turned off every time, saying that the connection from the gas stove to the pipeline is not safe, or that the valve is insured every time it is closed. In short, there is no conclusion, let's avoid the number of old recipients, or pay more attention to closing the valve every time. It's always right to be security-conscious.