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how to lower the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning
I'd like to be reassured when it comes to the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. What can I do to make sure that the risk is virtually non-existent?
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"Hi
I’m an electrician so my answer is from an electrical perspective.
The best way to protect yourself from carbon monoxide is to install a carbon monoxide alarm. This will sound if levels of carbon monoxide rise. They can be battery powered or mains wired. They work similar to a smoke detector.
I would also recommend getting gas appliances serviced regularly"
I’m an electrician so my answer is from an electrical perspective.
The best way to protect yourself from carbon monoxide is to install a carbon monoxide alarm. This will sound if levels of carbon monoxide rise. They can be battery powered or mains wired. They work similar to a smoke detector.
I would also recommend getting gas appliances serviced regularly"
Answered on 19th Aug 2020 - Member since May 2020 -
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"Hi June
Best way to reduce the risk of carbon monoxide is to make sure your boiler is serviced regularly by a competent person and have a carbon monoxide alarm fitted. Hope this helps.
Regards
James"
Best way to reduce the risk of carbon monoxide is to make sure your boiler is serviced regularly by a competent person and have a carbon monoxide alarm fitted. Hope this helps.
Regards
James"
Answered on 19th Aug 2020 - Member since Jun 2020 -
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