What is one key factor in preventing frostbite when handling LP gas?

One key factor in preventing frostbite when handling LP gas is the use of proper protective equipment. LP gas is stored under pressure, and when released, it can cause extreme cooling due to rapid evaporation, which can lead to frostbite on skin that comes into direct contact with the gas or frosty equipment. Wearing appropriate protective gear, such as insulated gloves and long sleeves, provides a barrier between the skin and the cold gas or surfaces. This is essential for safeguarding the body against the extremely low temperatures associated with liquefied gases.

While other options may have some relevance to safety, they do not provide the same level of protection as specialized equipment designed for handling LP gas safely.