Hi,

To do some work in my kitchen, I'm considering unsrewing my gas cooker,
removing it from the kitchen to clear some space to work in, then
screwing it back in again. It's a bayonet fitting IIRC - do I need to
get a CORGI plumber to a) unscrew it and b) screw it back in again? Or
can I do this myself?

I guess plan b is just to leave it in place and work around it...

Thanks,

Jon

From the title I thought you wanted to go one better then the "stick
head in a gas oven", and perform some accrobatics with your partner in
an oxyegen free environment ........

On Mon, 04 Apr 2005 18:50:55 GMT, Rick wrote:

From the title I thought you wanted to go one better then the "stick
head in a gas oven", and perform some accrobatics with your partner in
an oxyegen free environment ........

Just make sure it has cooled down ...lol
Stuart






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So if this classes as 'gas work' the issue's just whether I (or the
slightly more knowledgable mate who's helping me out) am competant to
do the work then?

"From the title I thought you wanted to go one better then the "stick
head in a gas oven", and perform some accrobatics with your partner in
an oxyegen free environment ........ "
Now that would be a difficult piece of DIY Must be spending too
long reading about defense spending - the innuendo's starting to wear
off...Someone must have been laughing when they decided to call a
missile a 'penaid'....

Jon