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1950 gas wall heater
I have a rental property that was built in 1950. We recently remodeled and had the old gas wall heater in the bathroom disconnected. It worked but we did not know if we would be renting to people with children where it could have been unsafe. We now have a couple with no children moving in and they asked me if I can reconnect it. Is this something that I should consider doing for them and would it be difficult to reconnect?
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This is a great question for your insurance guy. I know on a purchase sometimes insurance will ask that the heater be pressure tested to make sure there is not big risk of a CO2 problem. If your insurance company has no issue, I would think your good to have it hooked up.