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If You Think You Smell Gas
If it's a faint odor:
- Investigate. Make sure your range burners are turned off. If your gas appliance has
a pilot light, check to make sure it's on. If not, you'll have to relight the pilot.
If you're not sure how, check the owner's manual.
- If you cannot quickly find the source of the smell, call your gas utility
immediately. Orange & Rockland and PCL&P gas customers should call
the Gas Emergency Hotline at 1-800-533-5325, 24 hours a day, seven
days a week.
If the gas odor is strong, or if you hear a hissing noise:
- Act quickly. Get everyone out of the house at once, leaving the doors and windows
open.
- On your way out, don't use anything that could generate a spark, such as a light
switch, telephone, cell phone or car ignition.
- Use a nearby phone to call your gas utility. Orange & Rockland's or PCL&P's
Gas Emergency Hotline at 1-800-533-5325.
- Stay outside until an on-site O&R representative tells you it's safe to go back
in.
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