Is that gas I can smell??
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Ok, I'm finding this a bit weird but I'm sure there's a logical explanation..
I have recently started using my front reception room as my main lounge, having not used it very much in the couple of years I've owned the house.
A couple of times I've noticed a strong acrid smell in the room which I thing may be gas. Now before you all start screaming "call British Gas", I should add that I do not have any gas in this room and there is no smell elsewhere in the house. Also, my gas meter hasn't moved all day, which it surely would if I had a leek?!
The house is a 1930's semi and I'm sure the smell is at its worst right near the dividing wall. In fact, the wall itself gives off a strong smell if you sniff it closely. Oh, and so far this only happens on a Sunday..
Could it be that my next door neighbour has a problem with their gas but it is leaching (spl?) through the wall to my house? It's the only thing I can think of. Any other thoughts?
I have recently started using my front reception room as my main lounge, having not used it very much in the couple of years I've owned the house.
A couple of times I've noticed a strong acrid smell in the room which I thing may be gas. Now before you all start screaming "call British Gas", I should add that I do not have any gas in this room and there is no smell elsewhere in the house. Also, my gas meter hasn't moved all day, which it surely would if I had a leek?!
The house is a 1930's semi and I'm sure the smell is at its worst right near the dividing wall. In fact, the wall itself gives off a strong smell if you sniff it closely. Oh, and so far this only happens on a Sunday..
Could it be that my next door neighbour has a problem with their gas but it is leaching (spl?) through the wall to my house? It's the only thing I can think of. Any other thoughts?
Better you call out TRANSCO for them to check it than us read in The Sun.....Muppet(45) was posting on the internet that he could SMELL GAS, unfortunately for him he ignored EVERYBODY that posted that he should call TRANSCO minutes before his house was DEMOLISHED by a lightswitch spark that ignited the gas that was escaping from an underground leak and exiting in his front room. Sadly this member of 'Pistonheads' who was renovating his home is unavailable for comment
Steve748 said:
Better you call out TRANSCO for them to check it than us read in The Sun.....Muppet(45) was posting on the internet that he could SMELL GAS, unfortunately for him he ignored EVERYBODY that posted that he should call TRANSCO minutes before his house was DEMOLISHED by a lightswitch spark that ignited the gas that was escaping from an underground leak and exiting in his front room. Sadly this member of 'Pistonheads' is unavailable for comment

Heathwood said:
Steve748 said:
Better you call out TRANSCO for them to check it than us read in The Sun.....Muppet(45) was posting on the internet that he could SMELL GAS, unfortunately for him he ignored EVERYBODY that posted that he should call TRANSCO minutes before his house was DEMOLISHED by a lightswitch spark that ignited the gas that was escaping from an underground leak and exiting in his front room. Sadly this member of 'Pistonheads' is unavailable for comment

Symbolica said:
johnnywgk said:
heathwood, nice to see you're still with us
He'll be leaving again soon, heading into orbit.Heathwood said:
Symbolica said:
johnnywgk said:
heathwood, nice to see you're still with us
He'll be leaving again soon, heading into orbit.
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