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Discuss CO results for inset fire in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at Plumbers Forums
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Are you allowed to have a thread deleted when your posts bite you in the bum?
closed more than good enough
before throwing insults you may need to look within yourself with fellow experienced engineers here when showing your immaturity and plain inexperience , so other words look ,learn and take note from these good people instead of trying to look big and at the same time looking/sounding like an idiot
you still haven't answered my question and you keep swerving the question .
what are you looking for when FGAing a gas fire ?
maybe a little help … how does O2 effect your readings ?
what about levels of CO ?
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Hey Shaun. I thought you’d closed this thread down? I have no desire to speak to this guy anymore!
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