I remodelled a home and am in contract to sell it. The home inspector found gas leaks with a portable gas detector AFTER the gas company and furnace installer NEITHER found any leaks with soapy water. So we are assuming these are tiny minute leaks, if leaks at all. Is there a way to seal these locations from the exterior of the steel pipes? A sealant or expoxy which might serve to seal such small leaks? I still do not get any soap bubbles from two of the three locations and just one small tiny bubble at the third,which doesnt even burst.
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Stop paying rent until repairs are made. If he takes you to court, bring the needed repairs before the judge. If all else fails, move to another location with the money you saved. If the oven smells like garlic even not lit, then you have a gas leak, do not use it.
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