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I've recently bought my first house and the fireplace has gas logs in
it. I don't really know anything about them but have doing some reading and I think I probably have the vented type since the logs are loose and can be repositioned. I notice in the bottom of the grate, underneath the logs there is a material there that looks like insulation or something similar. Is this normal? I'm guessing that this glows and gives an ember effect but I'm not sure and I have no frame of reference to fall back on. I don't see this material in any of the pictures of gas logs that I've seen online. I see the sand looking stuff on the bottom of the firebox, but not this insulation looking stuff that I have. Also, do I have to light these off or do all gas log systems have a pilot light? Are these something that need regular professional maintenance? Thanks in advance for any insight for new homeowner. Elliott |
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