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Updated 10 months ago on . Most recent reply
Remove existing natural gas grill?
I’m looking at a property for LTR. It has a natural gas grill and I was able to pull the permit that the work done was approved by the city. But having a natural gas grill would be a big liability right? Would you pay to have the plumbing capped off at the source or leave it for the tenant to use?
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Oh God, a gas grill and you still purchased the unit!! What were you thinking??? 😱😱😱
Now we can move past the hysteria. Gas is safe. 38% of people in the US use gas stoves. 60% of people in California use gas stoves. Do you routinely hear horror stories about them exploding or killing people? Of course not. A properly maintained gas stove is not a liability. The idiot cooking on it may be. That idiot can cause damage on anything.