- Nov 27, 2012
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Question:
Renting a house for a job assignment away from home, so don't want to spend a lot of money. House has a wood burning fireplace with gas ignition, produces a 4 to 5 inch yellow flame and has a "keyed" valve in wall next to it. Burner has horizontal jets on both sides. Rental agent says " just put gas logs in and go with it. Spoke to local retailers of gas log and " it's not that simple"
Answer:
No, that is an igniter...not designed for constant use. Either stay with wood (even Duraflame) or buy a real set of Gas Logs.
Renting a house for a job assignment away from home, so don't want to spend a lot of money. House has a wood burning fireplace with gas ignition, produces a 4 to 5 inch yellow flame and has a "keyed" valve in wall next to it. Burner has horizontal jets on both sides. Rental agent says " just put gas logs in and go with it. Spoke to local retailers of gas log and " it's not that simple"
Answer:
No, that is an igniter...not designed for constant use. Either stay with wood (even Duraflame) or buy a real set of Gas Logs.
