Preparedness for when

[Deleted User]

What's PLG :huh:

pineapple

Tonight I'm making a fruit crumble with foraged blackberries and plums off the tree. You are all invited naturally. Oh dear I seem to have forgotten my address!
:rotfl:

nuatha

Bedsit_Bob wrote: »

What's PLG :huh:

I suspect, from context, Mardatha typoed it, GLP or LPG is Liquified Petroleum Gas
HTH

(and if I'm wrong, my apologies to Mardatha)

nuatha

pineapple wrote: »

Tonight I'm making a fruit crumble with foraged blackberries and plums off the tree. You are all invited naturally. Oh dear I seem to have forgotten my address!
:rotfl:

That's a shame, I could have brought the vat of beef stew that's just about ready, along with a pile of choc chip cookies for supper.

pineapple

Bedsit_Bob wrote: »

What's PLG :huh:

I think LPG was probably meant. Even Pineapple guessed that one!

pineapple

nuatha wrote: »

long with a pile of choc chip cookies for supper.

Ahhrgh.....

[Deleted User]

I could bring some courgettes, and runnerbeans, and tomatoes and blackberries and more courgettes............................ Help!!!!!

fuddle

Pineapple... Clag use that word regularly

Cheapskate that's a good idea. I'd like to be organised like that, think ill join you

Anyone been in primark lately? Are the kids gloves in yet?

jk0

Shropshirelass wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:

Got a few of those round here, Bob, don't seem to be good for much though!!

Please can anyone with experience let me know, in the event of a power cut, does the gas still work for e.g. gas burners for cooking, gas fire? I realise gas central heating will go down without electricity to work pump.

Theoretically, the gas still works. It is pressurised by gas turbine engines that are fueled by gas.

Though, elf & safety I'm sure, would mean the gas companies shut it down also, lest anyone be daft enough to turn on their gas hob and not notice the ignition didn't work.

Sounds almost as silly as shutting down perfectly working coal fired power stations to save CO2 emissions, doesn't it? Oh, wait...

[Deleted User]

Not exactly suitable for preparing a 3 course meal, but should be OK for brewing up or heating a tin of soup.



And you are saving fuel, by using waste heat.