[LFQ-3] Pilot light

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LinkPizza 03/11/18 5:02:32 PM #1:	Do you know how to relight your pilot light? I am the only person on my house who can My spouse and I both do. My children and I. My spouse, child(ren), and I all do. My spouse, but not me. My child(ren), but not me. My spouse and child(ren), but not me. My roommate(s) & I both/all do. My roommate(s), but not me. No one in the house can View Results I guess this it more for the people who use gas to heat their houses... Also, I didn't have room to put other... I had space, then ran out. So, specify it so... Also, why, I guess... Also, first choice meant to say "in". --- Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:897605852] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite> <quote> Do you know how to relight your pilot light? I am the only person on my house who can My spouse and I both do. My children and I. My spouse, child(ren), and I all do. My spouse, but not me. My child(ren), but not me. My spouse and child(ren), but not me. My roommate(s) & I both/all do. My roommate(s), but not me. No one in the house can View Results I guess this it more for the people who use gas to heat their houses... Also, I didn't have room to put other... I had space, then ran out. So, specify it so... Also, why, I guess... Also, first choice meant to say "in".</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lokarin 03/11/18 5:25:16 PM #2:	People still use gas?, lulz --- "Salt cures Everything!" My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Nirakolov/videos <cite>Lokarin posted [p:897607093] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite> <quote>People still use gas?, lulz</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LinkPizza 03/11/18 5:25:50 PM #3:	Lokarin posted... People still use gas?, lulz In some places. It's big in my current, for example... Most people use it for heat and stoves... Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used... Especially in older houses... --- Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:897607124] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite> <quote><cite>Lokarin posted...</cite> <quote>People still use gas?, lulz</quote> In some places. It's big in my current, for example... Most people use it for heat and stoves... Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used... Especially in older houses...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
likehelly 03/11/18 5:27:27 PM #4:	gas > electric gas stoves are the best. electric sucks because you don't have instant control of burner temp. <cite>likehelly posted [p:897607212] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite> <quote>gas > electric gas stoves are the best. electric sucks because you don't have instant control of burner temp.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rjsilverthorn 03/11/18 5:28:48 PM #5:	LinkPizza posted... Lokarin posted... People still use gas?, lulz In some places. It's big in my current, for example... Most people use it for heat and stoves... Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used... Especially in older houses... It is also more cost effective in a lot of areas and it is generally preferred for cooking over electric. I find it is better for hot water too, after having had both electric and gas. <cite>rjsilverthorn posted [p:897607277] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Lokarin posted...</cite> <quote>People still use gas?, lulz</quote> In some places. It's big in my current, for example... Most people use it for heat and stoves... Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used... Especially in older houses...</quote> It is also more cost effective in a lot of areas and it is generally preferred for cooking over electric. I find it is better for hot water too, after having had both electric and gas.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
faramir77 03/11/18 5:33:14 PM #6:	Most furnaces made in the last 30 years have automatic pilot lights. If your pilot light goes out and your furnace is just blowing cool air, you literally can just flick the power off to your furnace, wait a few seconds, and then flick the power back on. I've done this a few times and it always works. I did it at a friend's house once, too. If that doesn't work, you need to replace the pilot light assembly. --- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiCtAUrZbUk -- Defeating the Running Man of Ocarina of Time in a race since 01/17/2009. -- <cite>faramir77 posted [p:897607513] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite> <quote>Most furnaces made in the last 30 years have automatic pilot lights. If your pilot light goes out and your furnace is just blowing cool air, you literally can just flick the power off to your furnace, wait a few seconds, and then flick the power back on. I've done this a few times and it always works. I did it at a friend's house once, too. If that doesn't work, you need to replace the pilot light assembly.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LinkPizza 03/11/18 5:33:32 PM #7:	rjsilverthorn posted... LinkPizza posted... Lokarin posted... People still use gas?, lulz In some places. It's big in my current, for example... Most people use it for heat and stoves... Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used... Especially in older houses... It is also more cost effective in a lot of areas and it is generally preferred for cooking over electric. I find it is better for hot water too, after having had both electric and gas. I definitely like it for my water heater much more than electric... --- Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:897607535] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite> <quote><cite>rjsilverthorn posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Lokarin posted...</cite> <quote>People still use gas?, lulz</quote> In some places. It's big in my current, for example... Most people use it for heat and stoves... Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used... Especially in older houses...</quote> It is also more cost effective in a lot of areas and it is generally preferred for cooking over electric. I find it is better for hot water too, after having had both electric and gas.</quote> I definitely like it for my water heater much more than electric...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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LinkPizza
03/11/18 5:02:32 PM
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<cite>LinkPizza posted [p:897605852] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite>
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	Do you know how to relight your pilot light?
	
			
		I am the only person on my house who can

			
		My spouse and I both do.

			
		My children and I.

			
		My spouse, child(ren), and I all do.

			
		My spouse, but not me.

			
		My child(ren), but not me.

			
		My spouse and child(ren), but not me.

			
		My roommate(s) & I both/all do.

			
		My roommate(s), but not me.

			
		No one in the house can

		
	
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I guess this it more for the people who use gas to heat their houses...

Also, I didn't have room to put other... I had space, then ran out. So, specify it so...

Also, why, I guess...

Also, first choice meant to say "in".</quote>

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Lokarin
03/11/18 5:25:16 PM
#2:

People still use gas?, lulz
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"Salt cures Everything!"
My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Nirakolov/videos

<cite>Lokarin posted [p:897607093] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite>
<quote>People still use gas?, lulz</quote>

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LinkPizza
03/11/18 5:25:50 PM
#3:

Lokarin posted...

People still use gas?, lulz

In some places. It's big in my current, for example...

Most people use it for heat and stoves...

Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used...

Especially in older houses...
---

Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you.
I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.

<cite>LinkPizza posted [p:897607124] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite>
<quote><cite>Lokarin posted...</cite>
<quote>People still use gas?, lulz</quote>
In some places. It's big in my current, for example...

Most people use it for heat and stoves...

Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used...

Especially in older houses...</quote>

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likehelly
03/11/18 5:27:27 PM
#4:

gas > electric

gas stoves are the best. electric sucks because you don't have instant control of burner temp.

<cite>likehelly posted [p:897607212] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite>
<quote>gas > electric

gas stoves are the best. electric sucks because you don't have instant control of burner temp.</quote>

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rjsilverthorn
03/11/18 5:28:48 PM
#5:

LinkPizza posted...

Lokarin posted...
People still use gas?, lulz

In some places. It's big in my current, for example...

Most people use it for heat and stoves...

Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used...

Especially in older houses...

It is also more cost effective in a lot of areas and it is generally preferred for cooking over electric. I find it is better for hot water too, after having had both electric and gas.

<cite>rjsilverthorn posted [p:897607277] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite>
<quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite>
<quote><cite>Lokarin posted...</cite>
<quote>People still use gas?, lulz</quote>
In some places. It's big in my current, for example...

Most people use it for heat and stoves...

Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used...

Especially in older houses...</quote>
It is also more cost effective in a lot of areas and it is generally preferred for cooking over electric. I find it is better for hot water too, after having had both electric and gas.</quote>

... Copied to Clipboard!

faramir77
03/11/18 5:33:14 PM
#6:

Most furnaces made in the last 30 years have automatic pilot lights. If your pilot light goes out and your furnace is just blowing cool air, you literally can just flick the power off to your furnace, wait a few seconds, and then flick the power back on. I've done this a few times and it always works. I did it at a friend's house once, too.

If that doesn't work, you need to replace the pilot light assembly.
---

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiCtAUrZbUk
-- Defeating the Running Man of Ocarina of Time in a race since 01/17/2009. --

<cite>faramir77 posted [p:897607513] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite>
<quote>Most furnaces made in the last 30 years have automatic pilot lights. If your pilot light goes out and your furnace is just blowing cool air, you literally can just flick the power off to your furnace, wait a few seconds, and then flick the power back on. I've done this a few times and it always works. I did it at a friend's house once, too.

If that doesn't work, you need to replace the pilot light assembly.</quote>

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LinkPizza
03/11/18 5:33:32 PM
#7:

rjsilverthorn posted...

LinkPizza posted...
Lokarin posted...
People still use gas?, lulz

In some places. It's big in my current, for example...

Most people use it for heat and stoves...

Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used...

Especially in older houses...

It is also more cost effective in a lot of areas and it is generally preferred for cooking over electric. I find it is better for hot water too, after having had both electric and gas.

I definitely like it for my water heater much more than electric...
---

Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you.
I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.

<cite>LinkPizza posted [p:897607535] in Pilot ligh... [t:76405292]...</cite>
<quote><cite>rjsilverthorn posted...</cite>
<quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite>
<quote><cite>Lokarin posted...</cite>
<quote>People still use gas?, lulz</quote>
In some places. It's big in my current, for example...

Most people use it for heat and stoves...

Even in my hometown. It's used much less there, but still used...

Especially in older houses...</quote>
It is also more cost effective in a lot of areas and it is generally preferred for cooking over electric. I find it is better for hot water too, after having had both electric and gas.</quote>
I definitely like it for my water heater much more than electric...</quote>

... Copied to Clipboard!

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