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I didn't have that problem. You're right, it might be a bad batch. I hope you'll get it sorted 👍

😲£500?!? That's shocking!

Yep, I know 😅

Sorry, I don't know

I'm happy it helped 👍🙂 All the best

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It's not as bad as it looks, camera has made it distorted fair bit

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@ it’s true lol it can’t explode, gas is only dangerous if a room is filled with it and then it’s lit

@@rbxrockettrio8650 true, for kaboom you'll have to have 70-80% of air and 20-30% gas in closed space. Gas will not explode in the pipe

Even they are supposed to be gas safe registered engineers, I referred them as plumbers,.. For obvious reasons 😉

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If you drive in a straight line your tyres last longer.

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Do you sell ldf for a living?

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I enjoyed that too much

Hi thanks for the tip I’ve just piped up my whole house in copper first time ever doing plumbing, what else can corrode copper?

Yep 👍 he didn't

@ riddor reportable 💀

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@mrfxr1695 😂

Heat is the answer the solder follows the heat .. I'm a gas safe engineer.

Flux, heat and capillary action combined cause solder to be "pulled" in the joint. Definitely care should be taken on gas lines and adequate leak test after installation

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Well, that is very much correct 😉, washing up liquid is much cheaper

True, that is efficient, quick and safe way 👍

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Professional way 😉

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That way is done only by professionals 😂

I didn't. Plumber did. I've called him back to rectify the fault. This is in the UK. Cooper is the most common pipe for the gas here All the best 👍

Most gas lines in UK are copper after the gas meter. They're tested by using the meter to carry out a drop test which clearly wasn't done on this job

@@SuperSlightofhand absolutely correct. I think he rushed pressure drop test. I've got him back to rectify same day

True, easy way 😉

Thanks, it's so simple and effective All the best 👍

Its a very bad idea. We gas safe engineers do not ever use washing up liquid.. if you smell gas turn the gas mains tap off at the metre and call out a gas engineer. Not a plumber..

I've heard about it, we have tried it and it didn't work here unfortunately.

?!? Since when is washing up liquid aggressive to copper?

@@mrfxr1695since forever. You’re obviously not a gas engineer 🤦‍♂️

​@@01mrgingetrue, I'm not gas engineer, that's why I'll have to call them back to repair their leaky pipe connection 😉

​@mrfxr1695 I'm a gas safe engineer . Are you telling us you know better ? .we dont use washing up liquid Ever as it is corrosive the ph levels in the liquid you've just spead all over the pipes has not created an electrolytic action because of the catholic reaction. Now you have just caused the weakest metal to corrode I suggest you either leave it to experts or educate yourself. And this is from me a gas safe engineer . It people like you that cause issues because they think they are clever. And this just shows us how clever you really are.

@tristancraven3685 many thanks for the insight. I can't say that I know better than you or not . I don't know you. The issue here is that connection was done by gas safe engineer week before me detecting the leak. A gas safe engineer must know that after installation adequate leak test must be completed before leaving the property. In this case, if the test has been concluded properly, leak wouldn't be there, and I would have to look for it to prove the leak to engineer to get him back. Leak is not acceptable, it is not good a enough. All the best buddy 👍

Is it? It was done by gas safe plumber

Yes they are, you must be an American 🤡

US? This was filmed in the UK, copper with soldered joints is right way in the UK

What do you use?

What else instead of copper?

@@mrfxr1695here in chicago code is black iron, never seen copper used for gas, copper is code for water

Black iron if the gas is coming from the city. Might use copper if you have your own tank on your property

My gas pipes are copper too in england