Follow the pipe and see what it connects to. If it connects to another pipe that is attached to a faucet it's water. If it connects to another pipe that attaches to your furnace it's gas
I did not know gas powered dryers existed. Is that just super old or something?
They work well and just make a lot of sense. However, I think they tend to be more expensive than electric clothes dryers.
They were cheaper back in the day, but they're much more dangerous.
I'm in southern California and I think most houses have gas hookups for driers, often with gas stoves and gas water heaters too.
If you don't know, call someone who does.
That is a gas connection. Screw the flex hose on there and put soapy water on the junction to check for leaks before you open the valve.
Can you put a balloon over the nozzle and turn it on to see what comes out?
Where does the pipe go?
This is the only response. If you truly can't tell where tf it's coming from, then start sniff testing and fuckin around with buckets.
Does traction work on lemmy same as reddit? Doots and comments make go up?
I think users can just sort the comments by 'top'.
Gas has a distinctive small. Open it and see. Obviously if you do smell gas, ventilate the room and wait for it to clear.
Is that a plug i see there on the end? Have you considered removing it and opening the valve a little to see what comes out?
Looks like one to me
