Review on CC091 Gas Leak Detector: Propane, Methane & Natural Gas Sniffer with Gooseneck Sensor - Adjustable Sensitivity for 50-10,000 ppm - Audible & Visible Alarm by Sam Sergio

My brother and I own an investment property and sometimes renters call us to fix the gas stove or water heater. Part of the solution is to check for gas leaks. One way to do this is to use soapy water and check for bubbles. The gas contains mixed compounds that help you smell it since natural gas itself is odorless. Still, a leak detector will help you find leaks faster. Using it is simple: turn it on, wait for the ready light to come on, and move the mouse around until you see the light bars and sound intensify. If still no leaks are detected and you smell gas, adjust the knob on the right to increase detection sensitivity. If you find a leak, open all windows and close the gas valve.