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> If that's your contingency plan, check that a safety valve doesn't close when power is lost. And for good reason. Gas cookers require ventilation, to prevent
by orra 3y ago
> If that's your contingency plan, check that a safety valve doesn't close when power is lost.
And for good reason. Gas cookers require ventilation, to prevent carbon monoxide build up. An electric extractor fan won't work during a power cut.
- im3w1l 3y agoWell you could open a window.
- galleywest200 3y agoIn the middle of the night while you are asleep?
- xboxnolifes 3y agoWhy is your stove on while you sleep?
- WalterBright 3y agoIt's probably connected to the internet, downloading critical updates to the burner software and ads to display while you're cooking.
- orra 3y agoSure, but my point is to remember to do that. Extractor fans are for more than extracting the smell of onions or fish.
- earthling8118 3y agoIt's very bold of you to assume that my kitchen has ventilation at all. There's an electric extractor fan that just blows the air back in your face. I've seen other people's place where they don't even have that charade. I'd love to have a real setup. Unfortunately I've not been given that option and it is the same for many others.
- jaclaz 3y agoI don't know how the codes are where you live, but in EU the norms are for natural ventilation in kitchens where gas stoves are used.