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Dirt pockets are required on which of the following?

  1. Decorative appliances

  2. Gas logs

  3. Room heaters

  4. None of the above

The correct answer is: None of the above

Dirt pockets are not required on decorative appliances, gas logs, or room heaters because these devices typically do not operate in a way that necessitates the handling of any dirt or debris produced during combustion or operation. Dirt pockets, or areas designed to catch and contain dirt or soot, are more relevant in installations where combustion gases or particulate matter may escape or accumulate. Decorative appliances and gas logs are primarily designed for aesthetic purposes and often feature controlled combustion systems that minimize such issues. Room heaters also focus more on efficiency and safety without the additional need for dirt collection. Therefore, the absence of a requirement for dirt pockets on these types of appliances is appropriate and aligns with industry standards.