If you can't pick up any scent, you should be fine to go ahead. However, take note of the flame color once it's lit. It should have a blue hue, so if it's any other shade, you've got an issue.

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Q. I've been told two different things about turning the pilot light off in my older furnace. One friend says to keep it going even during the summer to remove condensation in the burner area ...

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After finding the solution of the sudden flame change, the LCU natural gas technician then took the time to re-light the pilot and checked all gas utilities and gas pressure in the home.

If your water goes cold, it’s likely your water heater flame has gone out. You don’t need any tools or a handyman to re-ignite the pilot light. Just follow these steps. Newer model gas water ...