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9100 t1_iuct0rl wrote
Reply to comment by spider__ in New World Conquest, British gas cooker manufactured 1972 & still in daily use by TheRealArb
We call these high level grills, not overhead.
9100 t1_iucsx8l wrote
Reply to comment by TheRealArb in New World Conquest, British gas cooker manufactured 1972 & still in daily use by TheRealArb
Depending on who is doing the cert it's either going to not get tested (I see loads that pass every year but really shouldn't and have glaringly obvious visual faults) or they do the tests but don't understand the results so just pass everything anyway.
So just because there is a certificate doesn't mean that you can be 100% sure it is 100% safe, and besides, that would only apply on the day of the test, there could be a fault develops in the intervening year between the certs.
I would rather have the CO detector than just hope that it's fine. If it's a rental (which I would assume it is if it needs a cert every year) then I would always put a CO in every room with a gas appliance to be on the safe side anyway for what they cost.
9100 t1_itrxyyx wrote
Reply to comment by JustinCooksStuff in I refurbished a Henry! These things are indestructible… by J3ttf
9100 t1_itrxe5j wrote
Reply to comment by gargravarr2112 in I refurbished a Henry! These things are indestructible… by J3ttf
I've got one Ive had for 20 odd years that was used when I got it and it's used for work so vacs up rubble and brick dust etc (and everything tbf). Never had a bag in it.
9100 t1_iud0fbh wrote
Reply to comment by evenstevens280 in New World Conquest, British gas cooker manufactured 1972 & still in daily use by TheRealArb
People that call them high level grills. Never heard them called anything else tbh.