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All Forum Posts by: Michael Vong

Michael Vong has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Quote from @Greg M.:

Oh God, a gas grill and you still purchased the unit!! What were you thinking??? ðŸ˜±ðŸ˜±ðŸ˜±

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. 


 That’s the problem.  Lots of idiots out there and want to reduce the risks to the structure close to where the gas grill is.  Also would have to maintain the 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?