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What's causing all these house explosions?
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There was one yesterday or today in Croydon. I haven't got any statistics to hand, just going off what I've caught in the news, but I believe this is like the 4th I've read about this year.
I know it's gas explosions, but does anyone have any insight into what exactly is causing these? Tampering, unlucky random event that's bound to happen etc?
I know it's gas explosions, but does anyone have any insight into what exactly is causing these? Tampering, unlucky random event that's bound to happen etc?
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Either a leak, or gas left on but unlit.
I'm sure that 4 in 8 months is not any kind of big increase?No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Gas bottles for domestic use (barbecues / burning weeds etc) being left in direct sunlight?No man is worth crawling on this earth.
So much to read, so little time.0 -
Unqualified people fiddling with gas installations and in some cases trying to bypass the meter.1
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