Pilot light off in summer?

You think there's zero unemployment?

Not if the rate if unemployment is higher than the number of people not wanting to work.

What other number could possibly be important here?

read it's anything from £25 to £90 a year).

gas molecules in the burner and pilot tubes of your fireplace. The gas com panies add a chemical called Mercaptan to the gas which gives it that lovel y odor we all know. Spiders are attracted to the smell of the Mercaptan and will sometimes build webs in the pilot and burner tubes when the flow of g as is off. So when you go to turn on your fireplace in the early fall or la te summer, it will not work, and you will have to call you local installer to come service the unit. This will cost money."

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Yes turn it off its a not safer, or get a new boiler as it will be using a lot less gas.

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s of gas molecules in the burner and pilot tubes of your fireplace. The = gas companies add a chemical called Mercaptan to the gas which gives it = that lovely odor we all know. Spiders are attracted to the smell of the = Mercaptan and will sometimes build webs in the pilot and burner tubes wh= en the flow of gas is off. So when you go to turn on your fireplace in t= he early fall or late summer, it will not work, and you will have to cal= l you local installer to come service the unit. This will cost money."

I can't see a pilot light being dangerous, especially with a balanced fl= ue. If it were to go out and not shut off, the gas would go outside.

The cost of a new boiler is more than the saving of gas.

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After Christmas vacation, an elementary school teacher was asking her st= udents how they celebrated Christmas. When she got to Sammy, whose father ran a local toy store, she said, "Sa= mmy, since you're Jewish, I guess your family didn't celebrate Christmas= ." Sammy replied, "Oh yes, we did. We all held hands and danced around the = cash register singing, 'What A Friend We Have In Jesus.'

Me and several people I know have looked for work for years before finding anything. Applying to hundreds of jobs, only to find that every job has 250 applicants. It's beyond a joke.

"Scotland's unemployment rate is now below that for the UK as a whole, at 5.5% north of the border compared to 6%. The employment rate in Scotland of 73.9% is also above the UK average of 73%, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) data"