This topic may have been discussed and answered before on this site, but I could not find it. We have a vented "sealed" gas fireplace in our den. It is about 9 years old. We cannot see the fire or the logs at all due to the glass on the front is so foggy. We do not know how to take the glass off. Can it be cleaned if we ever get it off( if so with what) or does it have to be replaced? It's useless at this point. The pilot light also went out and my husband could smell a little gas so he turned the switch off. I call the local Natural Gas company and they said they do not service gas fireplaces any longer. Well actually they would have checked the pilot light for a very large fee but not the glass. I thought I would do some research before putting out the big bucks for repairing( of course that means finding someone to do this) All advice or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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18 years ago