Fire in utility room displaces Lockport family Buffalo News

19.01.10

Village OF LOCKPORT—A family of four was displaced by a Monday morning fire that appears to have started in a utility abide dryer.

Firefighters were called to the home of Richard and Tracy L. Bugna, 7033 Northview Drive, at 10:51 a. m., and the utility flat was engulfed in flames when they arrived, said South Lockport Volunteer Fire Chief James Clewell.

Tracy Bugna told investigators she went to the utility flat, saw fire coming from under the gas dryer and unsuccessfully tried to put it out. When she couldn’t, the family left with their pets and called 911.

Clewell said the Bugna relations, including two children and the family pets, all escaped the fire unharmed.

The fire was brought under control in under an hour but destroyed the utility leeway and caused smoke damage throughout the rest of the house.

The Red Cross is helping the family, Niagara County sheriff’s deputies reported.

South Lockport firefighters were assisted at the episode by Terry’s Corners and Rapids volunteers, with Wendleville volunteers on standby.

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We have a gas dryer but our new apartment has an electric dryer connection- any way to make it work?

Oct 22, 2006 by Quater | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I'm appealing challenged with household electrics etc and really need help here. HOW to make a gas dryer work with an electrical gas dryer influence- any adaptor/coverter/switches that could be used?
any advise at all is appreciated. thanks!

As most of the other responders have said, you cannot use a gas dryer without a gas hookup. The internal workings of a gas dryer are sinker different from an electric dryer in respect to the provision of heat. You cannot convert a gas dryer into an electric dryer.

You must either have a gas line run to the dryer or you need an stimulating dryer. If there is no gas supplied to the building it would be too costly to do so. You would be better off buying a new or used electric dryer and sell or trade the gas dryer.

ApplianceGuy | Oct 22, 2006

I could be maltreat. But I don't think there is anyway to do it
shortyred317 | Oct 22, 2006

Well you have to have a gas reference to hook up a gas dryer. I have never heard of a (electrical gas dryer connection)
morris | Oct 22, 2006

not unless you pipe in gas hint cord.hubby works for gas co .thats what he tells me and its not that costly
siskawood | Oct 22, 2006

The only way to pocket it work it to get a new one unless you can add a gas line for your stove (which would probably cost more than a new stove)
Michelle G | Oct 22, 2006

you miss a gas line and 120 vac receptacle, you may be able to branch from a gas range but there probably isn't a gas range is there?
BRIAN D | Oct 22, 2006

Unless you have a gas drag relatives to your house, there's no way.
Even if you did, it would probably be cheaper to buy a new
electric and sell / store the gas one
wallyinsa | Oct 22, 2006

You can wholly set free it up to your electric toilet
Uncle Johnny | Oct 22, 2006

pitiful, all you can do is buy electric
big jack | Oct 22, 2006

As most of the other responders have said, you cannot use a gas dryer without a gas hookup. The internal workings of a gas dryer are perfectly different from an electric dryer in respect to the provision of heat. You cannot convert a gas dryer into an electric dryer.

You must either have a gas line run to the dryer or you need an electrifying dryer. If there is no gas supplied to the building it would be too costly to do so. You would be better off buying a new or used electric dryer and sell or trade the gas dryer.
ApplianceGuy | Oct 22, 2006

NO WAY. Your dryer plugs into a 110 shop, which just powers the blower and rotates the drum. You can fluff dry everything, but won't get any heat. You need to see if there is a to hand gas line you can connect to, or otherwise get rid of the gas dryer and buy an electric one. Be prepared for higher electric bills.
scout485 | Oct 22, 2006

buy the conversion kit and have a colleague who's good with things like that help you.good luck
kjude1960 | Oct 22, 2006

What is better a gas clothes dryer or an electric clothes dryer?

Aug 15, 2007 by coach_fendi | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

My gas clothes dryer ruined and I need to know what is better a gas dryer or an electric dryer. Please answers ASAP. I need to buy one.

If you have gas in the neighbourhood of to your laundry facility, go with gas. It is so much more gentle on your clothes. Of course price will vary with natural gas prices, electrifying prices don't jump around as much.......yet. An electric dryer is cheaper to purchase (if I remember correctly) which is why so many more are sold than gas.

Recall you have the cost of installing gas to the dryer as an extra expense. Electric you can plug in yourself

fluffernut | Aug 15, 2007

Gas dryer vs electric dryer which is better?

Jan 23, 2008 by sparkler | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

i am planning to buy this vortex gas laundry dryer and was wondering if its more economical than electric dryer. Please adivse cos am buying it from an individual and they say they want a bigger one. I have never owned either so I dont have knowledge of which is better. I live in the midwest area.

Depending on where you white-hot will dictate which is more expensive to operate. The gas dryers of today use a hot surface ignitor to light the gas compared to the old aviator light days so safety in that regard is not an issue. If you don't have a gas line hook up for the dryer, than you have an initial cost of match a gas line. Contrary to what another contributor has said, repairing a gas dryer is not any more expensive than repairing an electric dryer. They use all the same components with the lockout of the gas valve versus the electric element. With a gas dryer you have to use a metal vent pipe and it must be vented to the outside (carbon monoxide) Oh, and the Heraldry gurges is a decent machine overall.

Dad T | Jan 24, 2008

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