What do a sulfur-like smell, a whistling sound and discolored plants have in common? They are all possible signs of a natural gas leak. Know how to detect a possible leak so you can ensure the safety of you and your family.
*A natural gas leak emits a foul odor similar to sulfur or rotten eggs. If the odor is strong, make sure everyone gets out of the house as quickly as possible.
*A whistling or hissing sound outside lets you know there could be a gas leak.
*Discolored plants, bubbling water or blowing dust are also signs of a leak in your pipeline.
If you discover or suspect a leak:
- Do not use a phone (even a cellphone). Do not unplug anything. Do not touch any electrical switches. Do not start a car.
- Go to a neighbors to call LG&E at (502) 589-1444 and then press 1-1-1.
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