Comments by "noyopacific" (@noyopacific) on "Off Grid Log Cabin Propane Stove Swap, More Snow, And Tapping Trees" video.

Please don't feed the trolls folks! This is just a pathetic attempt by them to get some attention and validation that you care about what they write.. The only effective way to deal with them is to simply ignore them. Thanks for the video Kyle!
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@allansearcy8420 Minnesota (like most states) has adopted the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) recommendations as part of the state fire code. "Propane cylinders larger than one pound must not be stored or used inside a residential property, including in a garage. A maximum of two, one pound bottles of propane are allowed inside a residence." Here is a link: https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/sfm/fire-code/Documents/Fire-Code-Information-Sheets/LP-Gas-Inside-Buildings.pdf That said I'm sure that some folks do it anyway. The concern is that a leak can cause a fire or explosion. While propane appliances connected to an outdoor storage tank do have similar risks, gas plumbing is generally inspected for proper installation and tested for leaks by a qualified inspector. I have learned from personal experience that one pound propane bottles often leak from the pressure relief valve, especially when they get old.
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