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Indoor Projects
Indoor projects
Installing light fixtures
Installing ceiling fans
Fuses & circuit breakers
Using extension cords
Using power tools
Cleaning a fish tank
New electrical appliances
Cleaning your appliances
Installing gas equipment
Cleaning gas equipment



Cleaning Gas Equipment

Reduce fire risk:

  • To clean gas appliances, use water-based cleaning solutions. Do not use flammable solvents, such as turpentine or acetone.
  • Keep the areas around your gas range, water heater, and furnace clean and clear of any flammable material like alcohol or gasoline.

Dry all parts.
After cleaning your range and other appliances, make sure the parts are dry before reinstalling. Take care not to damage or change the settings on air shutters or sleeves.

Keep vents clean.
Keep chimney flues and appliance vents clean and in good condition. If they are clogged or leaking, pollutants and combustion by-products can build up in your home.

To keep natural gas appliances and equipment running safely, maintain and clean them regularly.

 
 
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