Quote (BloodBread @ Feb 25 2025 09:28pm)

That's parts and labor right?
Furnance doing it yourself is like $300-$800 depending on BTU. Plus when you own stuff ya gotta have money tucked away otherwise setting yourself up for failure.

Its not that hard tho, hit a YT video and do that shit yourself honestly. I don't call anyone for literally anything. Learn & do.
Might be a lot of curse words along the way but now you're that much more prepared.

Edit, don't be a sissy either. Keep the gas on and just thumb it. Check for leaks with a lighter like a real man lmao

Quote (M240G @ Feb 26 2025 05:56am)

Quote (BloodBread @ 26 Feb 2025 16:28)

Hahahaha you can actually check for leaks with a lighter if you trust your work xD cause small leaks arent gonna cause an explosion. Hence why your furnace don't blow up LOL
But yeah I'll just put my thumb on the gas line xD

Quote (lolkggz @ 25 Feb 2025 21:14)

:rofl:
repo man was pulling it off with a chain just yesterday.

Quote (woo @ Feb 26 2025 09:40am)

whoah sig ava and profile rights back GGs

Quote (Taurean @ Feb 26 2025 07:36am)

Or just pour some soap water on it? And look for bubbles.

Quote (El1te @ Feb 25 2025 03:38pm)

Get a blanket

Quote (M240G @ Feb 26 2025 07:56am)

Quote (lodd222 @ Feb 25 2025 05:58pm)

chicken warmers, toasters, space heaters, bake with the oven more. lots of options.

a blanket and a candle and smoke as well.

time to appreciate what the ancesters did when they made indoor heating systems that relied on iron and anything that can burn. anything.

Quote (BloodBread @ Feb 26 2025 09:46am)

That's not as fun man