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I guess the title says it. I have converted my natural gas stove over
to use propane, (meaning I flipped over the regulator plug like the manual said). The stove works great on propane, but now I'm wondering if it's safe to breath the same air in the kitchen. I have a range hood, is that enough? I'm going to search around the www but I wondered if anyone here had any experiece on this subject. |
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