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Most building codes require proper ventilation so I don't see why the feds would ever need to be involved. If someone is dumb enough to run any gas appliance in their home without proper ventilation, well, that's on them. All this besides the fact that we all know the Dems are just up to no good anyway.

I'm not sure what "proper ventilation" supposedly consists of.

When we’re eating insects (and enjoying it) will we even need a stove to heat them up?

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Originally posted by jcsabolt2:
Most building codes require proper ventilation so I don't see why the feds would ever need to be involved. If someone is dumb enough to run any gas appliance in their home without proper ventilation, well, that's on them. All this besides the fact that we all know the Dems are just up to no good anyway.

My in-laws put in a gas range a few years ago on a wall that has a garage next to it so they couldn’t put a real vented microwave in, only the dumb recirculating thing and you can definitely smell the fumes when they have the oven on and several burners going. I’m not a fan of not having any sort of venting like that.

I made sure mine we did this past August/Sept had proper venting to the outside, if anything I think I went overboard with the CFM’s: 750

Our founding fathers would be pissed that we're not stacking these assholes like cord wood

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Thought y'all would enjoy this one:

Got into a discussion with some open-Lefties who were jumping all over the anti-gas stove bandwagon. The below video gives some straight forward points as it pertains to induction stoves.

Most people's experience with electric stoves are the shitty open-coil cooktops. Induction is the other electric option and a very good one however, there's some limitations and depending on your budget (huge) and type of cooking you do, may not be viable to replace the gas stove.

Related....and insane!!!

https://www.theepochtimes.com/...LL2u%2FnBWbQp2DsY%3D

Eugene, Oregon, Bans Natural Gas Hookups in New Residences

After more than two years of debate, the City Council of Eugene, Oregon, voted on Feb. 6 to ban natural gas hookups in new residential construction, becoming the state’s first city to prohibit new homes from using gas furnaces, water heaters, or appliances.

During a closed meeting, the council first decided to deny a request by opponents to put the issue on the May ballot. According to DHM Research, 70 percent of those surveyed oppose the ban.

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