Get Your Gas Fireplace Ready Before the Cold Sets In #shorts

How To Prepare Your Gas Fireplace Before the Cold Sets In. Check for gas leaks, clean the fireplace, and turn on the pilot light!
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Getting your gas fireplace ready before it gets cold is essential to making sure it performs at its best this winter. It'll make your fireplace more efficient, look its best and ensure the fireplace is safe by removing flammable items and checking for gas leaks.

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