"Naftogaz" warns: what is important to do before the heating season begins.
Important reminder about the safety of gas equipment use
On October 7, 2024, the Gas Supply Company "Naftogaz of Ukraine" reached out to consumers via Facebook with an important reminder about the safety of using gas equipment.
"Safety first!" - emphasizes the company, stating that this motto should become a priority in every home with gas appliances. With the approach of the heating season, the issue of checking the gas equipment's serviceability becomes particularly relevant.
"Naftogaz of Ukraine" provides several key recommendations for ensuring safety:
- Annual maintenance of gas equipment.
- Optimal adjustment of devices.
- Considering the replacement of old boilers with modern, energy-efficient models.
- Preventing blockage of chimneys and ventilation channels.
The company also reminds of the importance of preparing for the cold, particularly about window insulation. "Naftogaz of Ukraine" recommends conducting a thorough inspection of window hardware and seals, and if necessary, contacting specialists for their replacement. Special attention should be paid to cleaning and lubricating the hardware.
Interestingly, plastic windows have different operating modes. For better thermal insulation during the winter period, it is recommended to switch the hardware to winter mode.
As an additional insulation method, "Naftogaz of Ukraine" suggests using thermal film - an affordable method of improving the thermal insulation of plastic windows.
The company emphasizes that these simple actions will not only extend the life of the windows but also help retain warmth in the home, which is especially important before the cold season.
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