It shouldn't have been. Since 1996, every travel trailer, RV and camper in the U.S. that uses propane has been required to have a propane detector, and the trailers issued by FEMA were no exception.

State Rep. John A. Lawless, R-150th Dist., plans to propose the legislation when the General Assembly reconvenes on Jan. 22. If approved and signed by the governor, it would require detectors in all ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Dangerous gas leaks like carbon monoxide are invisible ...

Propane systems in RVs are reliable, but small misunderstandings often lead to appliances that will not light, cold nights, or unnecessary service calls. Most of these issues come down to how propane ...

Natural gas detectors have never been in demand at South Whitehall’s Albright Hardware and Garden Center. Before a natural gas explosion leveled a city block and killed five people in Allentown, ...