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Old March 27, 2011   #16
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still would be good to call the gas company so they can check things just for safety, they may find leaks you had no idea about, and fix them for free, and let you know about any other problems they find, like bad appliances, fix settings etc. Especially on an older house, maybe any new owner should do do it.
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