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bcarroll

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Posted: 05/11/12 07:41pm

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My MIL will be coming with us for Memorial Day weekend,and she is on oxygen when she sleeps so has an oxygen pump.
I suppose I would like to know if there is a risk of having the oxygen pump going with the pilot lights on the oven, fridge, water heater...etc?

Deetour

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Posted: 05/11/12 10:45pm

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Just curious. What do you mean by oxygen pump?. A concentrator? A Cpap?
Anyway, there is no risk. Don't worry about it.

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Posted: 05/12/12 05:45am

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No more risk than in a sticks and bricks home.

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MeandMyLabs

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Posted: 05/12/12 06:28am

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By simply keeping the tanks, or the concentrator, a safe distance from the pilot lights there should be virtually no risk. I was on oxygen at night until about 4 months ago and never had any issues or concerns in a pretty small TT.

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