House Insurance

[gjfevans]

An intersesting point was rasied today regarding house insurance that I thought might be relevent to a few people on here.
Apparently keeping flamable material in the house (i.e. a tank full of petrol) will invalidate your insurance in the event of a fire. There is also a question as to if the bike insurance would be valid also.
I know we all think that the worst will never happen but for those of you who keep the bike in the house it may be worth checking the policy

[Nickj]

OMG!! Will do the best to empty the house of flammable liquids tonight :drunk:

Good point tho'

[gremlin]

But is it any flammable liquids? In which case you couldn't keep alcohol indoors either! Oh and Didge wouldn't be allowed to pass wind indoors just in case there was a naked flame in the vicinity:D :D

[mad_turnips]

:banghead:

[Scotty]

http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/dictionaries/english/data/d0082268.html

[gjfevans]

mmmm does raise the qustion about burning the house down through the careless serving of a flaming Sambuca (or xmas pudding for that matter)

[JerryXt]

...so, if you keep your monster in the conservatory, should you tell the insurance company?

[gremlin]

Probably, I don't think they'd believe you if you said it sneaked in when you're not looking. Two of our mates keep their bikes right indoors I guess they'd be in trouble too. Crepe suzette will be off the menu too, and any other flaming dishes, bummocks!