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is it cheaper as folks tell me it is? is it hot water on demand as i forever have the immersion heater on for dishes i promised to do :) Is it safe or will i gas myself looking for an imaginery pilot light ( form a queue please) . will the 6 men in my garden EVER stop shaking their heads ?
/all electric, dundee.
@rubyred wrote:
is it cheaper as folks tell me it is? is it hot water on demand as i forever have the immersion heater on for dishes i promised to do :) Is it safe or will i gas myself looking for an imaginery pilot light ( form a queue please) . will the 6 men in my garden EVER stop shaking their heads ?
/all electric, dundee.
Its safe,and lovley.I couldent do with out it now.
I used to be terrified about gas too, always afraid it will blow but its everywhere now and with Health and Saftey standards of today your grand Rubes, its safe. Just get it serviced with it says so, once a year I think.
I think they took something out of it that its not so dangerous now.. I dunno ( before folks call me ignorant) ..well the 6 men have gone for the day.. just when the sun is at its highest peak and they could have finished the job and claimed overtime. OMG you dont wanna see the state of the quiet street where i live LOL.. its got direction signs to use other streets etc and gas warnings ! I should tke a pic.
Yee like Lucy says… get it checked once a year and bingo gringo! It’s awesome. Catch yourself a carbon monoxide tester as well… as all homes should do if they have gas. (Just to be safe) Everyone has smoke alarms these days and a carbon monoxide tester should also be on every new home’s list!
Hark at me going all health and safety! :roll: :lol:
@rainbowbrite wrote:
Yee like Lucy says… get it checked once a year and bingo gringo! It’s awesome. Catch yourself a carbon monoxide tester as well… as all homes should do if they have gas. (Just to be safe) Everyone has smoke alarms these days and a carbon monoxide tester should also be on every new home’s list!
Hark at me going all health and safety! :roll: :lol:
thank you for the tip rainny.. i will probably get about 5 of them to make sure :) and long may you cook your chicken upside down to get the juices to run through… no i WONT start another thread about it :)
@rubyred wrote:
@rainbowbrite wrote:
Yee like Lucy says… get it checked once a year and bingo gringo! It’s awesome. Catch yourself a carbon monoxide tester as well… as all homes should do if they have gas. (Just to be safe) Everyone has smoke alarms these days and a carbon monoxide tester should also be on every new home’s list!
Hark at me going all health and safety! :roll: :lol:
thank you for the tip rainny.. i will probably get about 5 of them to make sure :) and long may you cook your chicken upside down to get the juices to run through… no i WONT start another thread about it :)
Ruby’s how to cook a reet good chicken roast dinner and other such evening meals.
I can see it now!
@rainbowbrite wrote:
@rubyred wrote:
@rainbowbrite wrote:
Yee like Lucy says… get it checked once a year and bingo gringo! It’s awesome. Catch yourself a carbon monoxide tester as well… as all homes should do if they have gas. (Just to be safe) Everyone has smoke alarms these days and a carbon monoxide tester should also be on every new home’s list!
Hark at me going all health and safety! :roll: :lol:
thank you for the tip rainny.. i will probably get about 5 of them to make sure :) and long may you cook your chicken upside down to get the juices to run through… no i WONT start another thread about it :)
Ruby’s how to cook a reet good chicken roast dinner and other such evening meals.
I can see it now!
haha i told ye this before and was met with mucho mirth.. I still do it even though i have advanced to bunging the poor bird into a slow cooker.. its science and all the main chefs now agree with me after my imaginery column in the peoples friend for Couthy cooking :)
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