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Only because they cant tax us and control what we burn....be a different story if they was sole suppliers of the fuel😉fuk em👍

Today I will mostly be burning old furniture, and to further piss off those that dislike me, I will be knocking up some stinging nettle soup on top of it, free food heat and hot water nothing better l

Feck em , I will crack on as I always have burn what I want when I want.  

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2 hours ago, DIDO.1 said:

Scotland has just banned log burners in new built houses

funny how regulations change from country to country, there promoting having a wood/pellet stove/furnace here as long as it's EPA registered with rebates of $500 on wood/pellet stoves and a $1000- $1500 on wood/pellet furnace, and, i think it's later this year that there banning oil furnaces in new builds....and at the moment there putting heat pumps in your house for free if you want one...  

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Had a bit of black on the ceiling around the chimney so took a small panel out and found the person that had installed the fire originally had to short a flu pipe so just stuck a load of gunk round it which had been leaking for years lucky no one got carbon monoxide poisoning anyways from a little decoration issue I’ve had to strip it all out and do it properly the flu goes through the collar as it should now 

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1 hour ago, Greyman said:

Had a bit of black on the ceiling around the chimney so took a small panel out and found the person that had installed the fire originally had to short a flu pipe so just stuck a load of gunk round it which had been leaking for years lucky no one got carbon monoxide poisoning anyways from a little decoration issue I’ve had to strip it all out and do it properly the flu goes through the collar as it should now 

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Well done mate cant be to careful with Carbon Monoxide. 

Came down this morning and one of my carbon monoxide sensors was chirping, need replacing. Says don't take it apart  so of coarse I did. Lithium battery still reads 3v so its the carbon sensor it self, suppose to have a life of 7 to 10 years.

Cheers Arry

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23 minutes ago, Arry said:

Well done mate cant be to careful with Carbon Monoxide. 

Came down this morning and one of my carbon monoxide sensors was chirping, need replacing. Says don't take it apart  so of coarse I did. Lithium battery still reads 3v so its the carbon sensor it self, suppose to have a life of 7 to 10 years.

Cheers Arry

These lithium batteries need a clean and the contacts they are touching with alcohol every now and then I was getting through batteries every month or so on my car fob until I cleaned them problem solved. 

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1 hour ago, FLATTOP said:

These lithium batteries need a clean and the contacts they are touching with alcohol every now and then I was getting through batteries every month or so on my car fob until I cleaned them problem solved. 

There welded end soldered into the circuit board mate. I thought if it was the lithium battery that was flat I would try and charge it. Its a 3v battery and its still holding 3.2v so I recon it the sensor that looks like a battery. So I'm not messing about with that because the sensor cost more than a new unite.

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