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Twiggy

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23rd Sep 09 at 14:36

If leaky?

dannymccann

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23rd Sep 09 at 14:39

Probably! Nip to Wilkos for a £5 carbon monoxide detector, or get it fixed

AndyKent

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23rd Sep 09 at 14:41

Possibly yes. More drastic way of reducing the risk would be to stick an air brick into an outside wall of the room the fire is in.

Twiggy

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23rd Sep 09 at 14:42

quote:
Originally posted by dannymccann
Probably! Nip to Wilkos for a £5 carbon monoxide detector, or get it fixed

Well if i can save £5 like.....

dannymccann

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23rd Sep 09 at 14:47

In all seriousness get it sorted its not a nice thing!

edit - if it was provided by your landlord you want to be making sure its been checked recently, landlords have to check all their appliances every year I believe by law

[Edited on 23-09-2009 by dannymccann]

nathy_87

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23rd Sep 09 at 14:48

Should be able to get them for free off your local council...I think.

Twiggy

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23rd Sep 09 at 15:28

quote:
Originally posted by dannymccann
In all seriousness get it sorted its not a nice thing!

edit - if it was provided by your landlord you want to be making sure its been checked recently, landlords have to check all their appliances every year I believe by law

[Edited on 23-09-2009 by dannymccann]

Its my mum heater thats not been used for years.... I should be able to hunt down a free one.

willay

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23rd Sep 09 at 15:29

good old twiggy and his dangerous adventures

Twiggy

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23rd Sep 09 at 17:07

Now like a bit of danger to keep the old ticker going!

Mike GSi

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23rd Sep 09 at 17:24

you can get Carbon monoxide poisoning from burnt toast tbh

mattk

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23rd Sep 09 at 17:29

Its not if it leaks, Its if it has inadequate ventilation and complete combustion isnt acheived

Kurt

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23rd Sep 09 at 17:31

I'm pretty sure we have a condemned one of those hidden in our parts dept

Twiggy

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23rd Sep 09 at 18:00

It was my mum asking...
When i said yeh she said she will get a detector

These women.... no balls

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