I noticed that there's a horrible smell like sewage. However, it's coming from around my gas furnace, but the thing isthe pilots not lit, and the fans are turned off. I am very confused. I checked the plumbing and there are P-traps on all sewage openings around that area. I live in a trailer and have only lived here for about a month. The smell showed up once before then left, but then showed up again and it's been two days in a row that it has lingered. There's no pipe leakage inside the house, or around where the pipes are, but when I get to that furnace which is only a few feet away from those pipes (the pipes won't smell AT ALL) it smells AWFUL! We have a carbon detector right next to the thing, it's working fine but it's not going off. I don't know what it is, I wanted to ask before I called a professional in. I shouldn't have to live in a place that literally smells like ****!
im sry i couldnt read the whole thing. too long. so i just read the title if ur french professor is being a ***** then just kill him as simple as that
candles usually aren't allowed in dorm rooms becuase of the fire hazard - but he's how to tell if it will set it off: Is your dorm smoking or non? If it is a smoking dorm than the detectors have been adjusted to ignore low levels of smoke and you candle will not set it off. If it's a non-smoking dorm than it will set it off. Of course this is assuming the detector is in the same room as the candle. If the detector is on the other side of a door than just keep the door shut while it's burning and for about 10-15 min afterwards - you'll be fine
Yes. It is not advisable to use any tinted helmet visor at night as the light reaching your eye is drastically reduced. If you have no problem changing the visor for night operations, than carry both and swap them at dusk. I have to admit though, the mirror finish on those visors is slick. Ride Safe
