Essentials

Yes, but only a high-temperature G9 capsule specified for your oven; standard G9 or LED types can fail in heat.

Yes, a household gas oven can produce carbon monoxide when combustion is incomplete or venting fails.

Yes, a household gas range can be deadly through carbon monoxide exposure, fire, or explosion—risks drop with ventilation, detectors, and safe use.

Yes—gas ranges can start unexpectedly when knobs get nudged, electronics misfire, or power returns while a valve sits partly open.

Yes—an oven-safe glass baking dish can go from the fridge to a fully preheated oven if you manage temperature shock; never jump freezer-cold glass straight to

Yes, a refrigerator can be regassed, but only after leak repair and by a certified technician using the exact charge listed for that model.

Yes, a fridge outside in winter works only if it’s outdoor-rated or garage-ready; indoor units can fail or void warranty in freezing weather.

Yes—if the model supports low and high ambient temperatures or is labeled garage-ready, a fridge freezer can sit in a garage safely.

Yes, a refrigerator can be warm while the freezer stays cold due to airflow, defrost, or fan faults.

No, a refrigerator’s refrigerant doesn’t get used up; only a leak makes the system lose “gas” and cooling.