Yep, this information is priceless. It can save your life. Thanks.

pleasure to watch your videos . concise and to the point.

Thank you for your FREE, advise, suggestions and taking the time to show us how to maybe save our selves some time, effort and Money! Oh, wait, our lives even! How much did you charge for this video? That's right it is FREE!!! Again, thank you. No complaints here, just gratitude😊

Thank you

Thank you for this very valuable information. :)

I did it my self and almost make the mistake but I got it in time . Thx for the video

It's very important to start up your gas leak detection device outside in fresh air. That way it ensures it will be very sensitive to picking up those gas leaks. I also want to point out 2 more things. in regards to doing the soap test. No. 1, always use a noncorrosive soap - or at least as close to it as possible. And No. 2, ALWAYS use it AFTER using the leak detection device. If you use the soap first, it could give you a false positive reading on your leak detection device from any residual soap that's left on the pipes. I also want to add that if you smell gas or are suspicious of a gas leak, please, please step outside and call your gas company's emergency hotline. They all have a phone number specifically for these situations. Gas leaks are nothing to play around with! Depending on the severity of the leak, simply lighting a cigarette, cell phone ringing, turning on a light switch or any other electrical current could lead to an explosion. Stay safe everyone! :-)

can it detect small gas leask within the walls?

The adapter is machined thread going into pipe thread that doesn’t match together, should be a regular nipple

big help. thanks.

Great Video, Thank you for sharing

This help me

Why wouldn't you let the guy who left his tool know

or you could just use dish soap diluted in water 50%, and spray it on the pipes. in fact, if you detect a leak with that detector, the spray bottle of "bubble-water" can help you tell where EXACTLY in the line the break is. nicest thing is, you can dilute it LESS if you need the solution to stick to the pipes better for bubbling. also, Scamazon has the detector for around $20. just saying. no need to return. just throw it in your toolkit for future needs. without battery in, so that it lasts.

Just put dish soap and water into a spray bottle.

They sell inexpensive gas sniffers on Amazon and ebay. Probably not the finest quality, but they work fine for the diy-er.

Call a plumber first. Soap water why spend $10 for the same thing.

So that was the wrong kind of fitting meant for a different kind of coupling, or was it just a defective fitting?

Where can we find the link

Was it the coupling or valve that was wrong?

Gas Company shut off the gas - we can only use air to test - Plumber spent 8 hours over 2 days ($1000) still can't find the leak

Returning a used tool to any retail store, expecting a full refund, is unethical. Many people do it, but that doesn't make it right.

Why didn't you return the tool to it's owner?

Or you can use dish soap and water and poke a hole in the water bottle

THEIF thats my gas sniffer

Using a tool and returning it to a store that sells $5 plastic downspouts for $25 and $1 rubber washers for sink leaks for $10 isn't unethical. It's karma.

@3:34 Jerk move.

Yeah I got a big gas leak my husband !😠

Came to see how many comments there are about dish soap and water. Which is the same thing your buying for 10 dollars.

How to track down a gas leak?....... Walk around flicking your lighter I guarantee you'll find any gas leak using this method You're welcome!