Re: And this is why - dslreports.com

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alfnoid Premium,MVM join:2002-02-18	reply to rawgerz Re: And this is why said by rawgerz : How can you pierce a iron/steel gas line with a 6 foot copper rod? And how did the gas get inside the house from outside? Cause most gas lines put in over the last several years are plastic. peace
alfnoid Premium,MVM join:2002-02-18	to forum · permalink · · 2006-12-01 13:35:21 ·
Corehhi join:2002-01-28 Bluffton, SC	Their using hard plastic for gas lines now? I wouldn't call that safe.
Corehhi join:2002-01-28 Bluffton, SC	to forum · permalink · · 2006-12-01 13:45:24 ·
backness join:2005-07-08 K2P OW2	no spark, sparky
backness join:2005-07-08 K2P OW2	to forum · permalink · · 2006-12-01 15:59:10 ·
Combat Chuck Too Many Cannibals Premium join:2001-11-29 Erie, PA	reply to Corehhi said by Corehhi : Their using hard plastic for gas lines now? I wouldn't call that safe. So you'd rather have the rusty metal? I'm sure that if someone was really determined to drive that ground rod in they could puncture metal pipe too. -- Early to rise, early to bed; Makes a man healthy but socially dead.
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Shark_615 join:2006-01-17 Pickering, ON	reply to Corehhi You think using a heavy material that corrodes easily, can create sparks AND carry an electric current safer then a nuetral, non-corrosive and non-conductive material that will not create sparks under any circumstances? Scary. Not to mention that the approved piping for this sort of thing is tested and certified under very strict rules right?
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