Thank you so much for this information! I had no idea how dangerous it was. Ordered everything and will be fixing right away. You're a lifesaver - literally!
Excellent advice. I found the Y pipe and the main flue pipe that were on a pretty much horizontal run on its way to the vertical chimney pipe to be rusted out in my daughter's 14 year old home!! SO it doesn't necessarily just happen to older homes.
i had an inspector tell me the tape I put on my furnace pipe was against code - it was the same tape as in this video - the pipe was the kind with an insert - i thought it was a good idea to tape the seams but now I know better - always have to be mindful of local codes
My first home had a furnace and when we relocated it we had to have the pipe within a pipe type of venting. When my patent buikt a new house, everything was geo thermal.
That's ridiculous it just need to cleaned out! That's from years of running it! Of course you're going to get condensation you just need to keep an eye on things!
This is one of those overlooked home maintenance items that could become a serious concern. Thats why a carbon monoxide detector is beneficial for any home with gas appliances.
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What about if there is leakage behind the wall where the pipe goes outside?
Thanks for the info !
Thank you! 🙏🏽😊
I had issues and bad headaches got it fixed! Definitely something every one should check it have it checked
Thank you so much for this information! I had no idea how dangerous it was. Ordered everything and will be fixing right away. You're a lifesaver - literally!
Dude, you're a badass. I hazard to guess that there are quite a few lives saved just from this one video. And you should be lauded.
Thanks so much!
Thank you so much! I’m glad I could be of service 🙏🏽😊
Great video! Glad your parrents are safe now
Thank you Frank! 🙏🏽😊
Excellent advice. I found the Y pipe and the main flue pipe that were on a pretty much horizontal run on its way to the vertical chimney pipe to be rusted out in my daughter's 14 year old home!! SO it doesn't necessarily just happen to older homes.
Thank you Lawrence for sharing this information! You’re awesome! 👍🏽🙏🏽😊
i had an inspector tell me the tape I put on my furnace pipe was against code - it was the same tape as in this video - the pipe was the kind with an insert - i thought it was a good idea to tape the seams but now I know better - always have to be mindful of local codes
Thank you for the info sir! Yes please be mindful of local codes, each are very different 👍🏽🙏🏽😊
Local Codes are sometimes ignorant
Nice! I’ll check mine now!
Yes please check 🧐
Getting a new furnace put in can gas pipes loosing up
Newer requirements push for plug-in or hard wired CO detectors with battery backup. Batteries still need to be checked regularly.
Great Video. Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much for watching! 🙏🏽😊
Thanks for the tips
Anytime my friend! 🙏🏽😊
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Ron! Did you respond to my email by chance?
@@FixThisHouse Yes sir I did.
Great Info
Thank you! 🙏🏽😊
Cool 👍🏼 good vid
Thank you 🙏🏽
My first home had a furnace and when we relocated it we had to have the pipe within a pipe type of venting. When my patent buikt a new house, everything was geo thermal.
Thank you
That's ridiculous it just need to cleaned out! That's from years of running it! Of course you're going to get condensation you just need to keep an eye on things!
Yes, CO can leak into your home. But also, the natural draw of the chimney will draw the gasses outside. But yes, check for leaks.
This is one of those overlooked home maintenance items that could become a serious concern. Thats why a carbon monoxide detector is beneficial for any home with gas appliances.
This doesn’t apply to electronic appliances, right?
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Thank you! 🙏🏽😊
Why don’t they make these out of stainless steel so they don’t rust?
this applies to Gas furnace and water heater.. everything here is electric