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To: Titan Magroyne

Thanks, Titan. The gas stove wouldn't be propane, but actually hooked up to the gas line that gives fuel to my house furnace.


51 posted on 10/24/2004 11:43:06 PM PDT by bethtopaz (A California Hoosier for Bush -- all the way!! GO W!!!)
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To: bethtopaz

Natural gas lines that run by your house? I've never used NG. My aunt and uncle use it for 'logs' in their fireplace. My uncle says he wouldn't take anything for those logs, either.

Do you still have heat when the power is out? My furnace is oil-fired, but no electricity to run the forced air means no heat. Luckily I have a fireplace for burning wood if I'm too long w/out heat, though I hesitate to use it because the firebox needs repointing around some of the bricks.


52 posted on 10/25/2004 10:38:17 AM PDT by Titan Magroyne (Uniform of the day: Freepajamas)
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