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However, if the air supply is not adeâ€" quate increasing amounts of carbon monoxide will result. Combined with a partially blocked chimney, the results could be disaster. "I can‘t encourage people enough to help protect their families by ensuring their heating system is in good order. Have it checked out by a qualified conâ€" tractor, who is registered with the Fuels Safety Branch," says Clendining. ‘"*Making sure your heating system is fully inspected every year is vital for home safety," says Bob Clendining, director of the ministry‘s Fuel‘s Safety Branch. Grandpa‘s old coalâ€"changedâ€"toâ€"oilâ€" convertedâ€"toâ€"gas model is an extreme example of a system that needs care. However, consumers should remember that the dangers of fire and carbon monoxide poisoning exist with any type of fuelâ€"burning heating systems. Natural gas or oil furnaces, propane heaters, wood stoves and fireplaces â€" none is immune to problems that can have lifeâ€"threatening consequences if they aren‘t cared for properly. Furnaces fueled by oil or natural gas generate the heat that keeps most Ontario homes warm on cold winter nights. Heat is produced by combining fuel with the oxygen in the ar, then igniting it in a furnace‘s combustion chamber. Home furnace very important Because lives are at stake, it is espeâ€" cially important for doâ€"itâ€"yourselfers to recognize their limitations. Ungqualified This is another in the series of successful seminars presented by Linda Davies Real Estate Limited. Usually these seminars proâ€" vide information for prospective buyers; this time it is intended to appeal to condominium owners and board of directors. It will run from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Topics to be covered are: The value of your condo!...Maintaining and managing your condo!...What owners and boards can do!...How to find more value in your condo!...The unique aspects of marketing and selling condominiums!...What is top price?...How to appeal your taxes!...and much more!!! On Saturday, Jan. 30th, a seminar on "Condominiums" will be held at the Howard Johnson Hotel, 590 Argus Road, Oakville, Ontario. Speakers will include: Jay Leedale, P. Eng.: Robert Halsall & Associates. Jay Leedale is a structural engiâ€" neer and building science consultant whose main interest is the physical design, care, and maintenance of structures. Condominium seminar Howard Colt: Property Tax Consultant The branch also advises householdâ€" ers concerned about the safety of their systems to deal only with reputable heating contractors. "Ask your friends or fuel supplier for the name of a good contractor," Clendining says. "Avoid flyâ€"byâ€"night operators who may arrive at the door offering ‘special deals‘." â€" Keep the area around the furnace free from dust, lint, rags, paint, drain cleaners and any other materials or chemicals that could catch fire or explode if they became too hot. 268â€"1142. Ontario residents with an (807) area code may call the (416) line collect. The TDD line for the hearing impaired is (416) 326â€"8566. persons should never tamper with heating system. When repairs are required find out if the costs are covered by a warranty or maintenance plan. If not, the branch advises consumers to get three written estimates before signing on the dotted line. These should outline the work to be done and will do it, as well as startâ€" ing and completion dates. â€" If you have a forcedâ€"air system, change furnace filters at least twice a heating season. â€" Make sure warmâ€"air outlets and coldâ€"air returns aren‘t covered by carâ€" pets or blocked by furniture or debris. â€" Make sure the heating system‘s air supply isn‘t block by walls or any other obstructions when you renovate. Consumers interested in learning more about home heating safety can reserve a copy of a new ministry brochure by that title. To receive a free copy or information about contracts, home renovations and many other conâ€" sumer issues, contact MCCR‘s Consumer Information Centre at 555 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario, M7A 2H6. Tel. (4160 326â€"8555 or toll free 1[800â€" made, householders can help make sure their heating system continues to keep the chill out. â€" Examine all systems from time to time for signs of corrosion, leakage or water stains. â€" Keep bleaches, paints, paint stripâ€" pers, varnishes and water softeners away from your furnace. In addition to having a yearly inspection of the furnace and chimney There is no cost for this seminar. Admittance at the door as space permits. Reservations are recommended â€" call 827â€" 7728. These seminars will interest condominiâ€" um owners, property managers, lawyers, conâ€" dominium buyers, board of directors, real estate practitioners, consumers, real estate investors, and developers. All are welcome. Ron Danks, LLB: of the condominium division of Simpson Wigle. The legal repreâ€" sentation of condominium corporations and owners. Linda Davies: Real Estate Broker, Condominium Specialist. Linda Davies‘ comâ€" pany offers specific marketing methods unique to the condominium experience. Pat Macaan: Property Manager, Lounsbury Management. Pat Macaan will discuss proâ€" tecting your investment through effective management. Brian Perchaluk: Nico Designs. Brian Perchaluk is an interior designer who will address the aesthetics of the common areas and units. Howard Colt will discuss the tax appeal proâ€"