At the moment there are guys busy digging up the street and replacing the old metal gas pipe with a plastic one. As part of the work they are replacing the service pipes to each property - including my block of flats. On Tuesday night i came home to a letter from them saying they needed access to my flat to check the location of the gas meter. The next morning the foreman comes round and announces that my gas meter will have to move as it is against regulations to have more than one gas supply to a building? Anyway the next day some gas fitters came round and moved the meter and connected it to the same supply pipe my neigbour uses.
When they disconnected the meter from its origional location the guy just soldered a cap onto the pipe that went on to feed the flat. When I went into the this morning I noticed that the fresh copper cap was covered with a green ooze of some description that was quite greasy feeling. I would swear that this wasn't there the night when the meter was moved.......... Sorry for the long winded post but does anyone have any idea what this could be?
When they disconnected the meter from its origional location the guy just soldered a cap onto the pipe that went on to feed the flat. When I went into the this morning I noticed that the fresh copper cap was covered with a green ooze of some description that was quite greasy feeling. I would swear that this wasn't there the night when the meter was moved.......... Sorry for the long winded post but does anyone have any idea what this could be?