Death through dodgy wiring

[raden]

I know that, do I give a f*ck ?

Oops, forgot to trim again ...

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[raden]

Or hose pipe - as my brother discovered when he moved into his new [1] house a couple of years ago

[1] For the pedants, not "new" new

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[usenet]

... but it's not all yours, you've included posts from other people, they might even be bits of text from

[raden]

I consider the post to be the bit I added to the thread

If you can word it better, please do so. I just object to what I've written being hijacked in the way it has been

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[Alan]

In message , raden wrote

There is probably nothing wrong with reinforced hose pipe for gas fitting. If it can cope with water pressure it can cope with gas pressure. If it is has been safe for Bunsen burners to be connected to gas outlet via a rubber hose for more than 100 years it should safe for your kitchen cooker or for your boiler.

I believe that everything is now permissible if it inspected by someone who is affiliated with Crufts.

When checking the gas pressure how long should the flame be from the gas test points?

[raden]

In message , Alan writes

I didn't mention anything about it being reinforced

Really ?

Ask your insurance company

[raden]

I've already explained my perceived position in other posts, and since the disclaimer's served it's function and the problem has magically resolved itself, as far as I'm concerned, it's the end of the story.