Should I cover a gas outlet?

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    • 2 Dec 2002 at 9:52 pm #278239
      Avatar photobrian gallagher


        I am moving back into a house that has not had gas for 3 years. I am replacing the stove and refrig in the kitchen. I want to move the stove out but it hs a flexible metal pipe the gas came through. Should I plug the hole until the new stove is connected? There is no gas coming through no fumes because it has been off for so long.

      • 4 Dec 2002 at 12:48 am #298075
        Avatar photorobertgf
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          never leave a open gas pipe unplugged not ever

        • 4 Dec 2002 at 5:31 am #298076
          Avatar photoSelgas
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            Commonsense and good trade practice must prevail here – NEVER leave a used or unused gas pipe end joint unsealed – NEVER EVER.


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