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fellas,
gas fires or electric fires, whats your opinions on pros and cons?
gas fires or electric fires, whats your opinions on pros and cons?
electric or gas?
- Thread starter TopTrumper
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definately gas if you have an existing chimney (or outside wall for balanced flue). if you have a powercut you still have heat and they look much better. Electric heating is expensive!
avoid flueless (catalytic) gas fires
why
What if I'm a lady?
Gas fires are very good at using gas; electric ones are very good at using electricity. Neither type would make a good Prime Minister.
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why
their safety record isn't great and they often require a substancial air vent. They also cause alot of condensation and damp.
What if I'm a lady?
Gas fires are very good at using gas; electric ones are very good at using electricity. Neither type would make a good Prime Minister.
youve had the op then soft
why
their safety record isn't great and they often require a substancial air vent. They also cause alot of condensation and damp.
they require 100 sq cm and if installed correctly are no problem
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Deleted member 105431
why
their safety record isn't great and they often require a substancial air vent. They also cause alot of condensation and damp.
they require 100 sq cm and if installed correctly are no problem
IF installed correctly and IF serviced properly (and annually) I might agree with you. Wouldn't want one in my house though.
Where you been hiding Kev
Well I fluttered my 'lashes, but TopTrumper was having none of it.youve had the op then soft
Where you been hiding Kev
aint been hiding bonny lad been busy
Well I fluttered my 'lashes, but TopTrumper was having none of it.youve had the op then soft
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