@jillinewell: What does propane smell like? Fun fact suggested by @ClydeAllenGreen

Junior kallon :

That’s literally not true I’ve smelled propane before. Reminds me of the skunky rotten egg smell

Zac :

Where do you get all these facts from? Genuiely

Stu :

I’m thinking to myself right now that’s literally not true I’ve smelt propane before

Jimmy :

Nick Kullman :

Me when I try to flirt with the pizza delivery girl

Bajsapa223 :

Yea yea sum bout propane

CrazyAssPaul :

I seen the moment you thought to take this from your comments section. You are me newest favorite on here - just sayin and you are very easy on the eyes

Megan Meehan :

This is also true for natural gas! Odorant is added before it is offered to consumers

maidanavalentino :

Ok Ross!

andrew feuerstein :

They add that sent to it because of the risk of asphyxiation not because of it being flammable or risk of explosion

houseman :

Added to natural gas also.

Pat :

And they upped the amount the put in fuels to make small leaks more noticeable. I’m a master plumber and gasfitter in MA. Homeowners are either shocked when I tell them or they pretend to care

ImInNY :

i blew up my house 4 times from propane leaks. 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

European88 :

Laurent Piette :

Friends, S05, ep19

Mike Anderson 🇨🇦 :

First I love your videos! Second I always thought it was methyl mercaptan that was added but when I heard you say it was ethyl mercaptan I had to Google it and you are right! Both really smell bad but it is the ethyl version that is used. keep up the great content!

Rich 🇬🇧🇨🇭🇪🇺🌈 :

OH.MY.LANTA :

False, they add stinky egg stink to it.

@fee.eye :

But do you know the event that causes us to start adding it? 🤗

OnlyBobby :

me when i see a bag of jalapeño cheetos

Joyboy D. Randy :

Gas don’t have a smell 👃🏽

Tdrakeford21 :

These fun facts are my exact type of tism

suckercommando :

Tell me something I don’t know

passerine57 :

how do you know this? 😂😂😂