(Eurostar) Similar Question re Gas Supplies
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cynic writes
"non-cut off pilot lights" - that sounds very dangerous.
Yet another reason why I won't have gas anywhere near the house.
There have been three emergencies with my neighbours' gas supplies.
I have an amusing video of workmen trying to seal a broken pipe.
The amount that comes out of an unlit pilot light doesn't pose
much risk of anything.
not even after a few days in a small kitchen?
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Sufficient natural air changes to avoid the concentration of gas in
air reaching ignitable or explosive levels
8% in round figures
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geoff
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