How to Check for Carbon Monoxide in Your Home

15 people in the UK died last year as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning. Don’t be another statistic. Regular servicing of your appliances can and WILL prevent lethal fumes entering your home.

Any one of the following could be a sign that there is carbon monoxide in your home:

• The flame on your cooker should be crisp and blue. Lazy yellow or orange flames mean you need to get your cooker checked.
• Dark staining around or on appliances.
• Pilot lights that frequently blow out.
• Increased condensation inside windows.

Getting your appliances checked and fitting a CO detector in your home could prevent your family from feeling unwell, or worse. Find out about our Fire Detection Alarms and Accessories Special Offer.

C Hanlon are Gas Safe Registered and can come to your home to carry out a service check on all of your gas appliances. Why not arrange an appointment today.

To arrange an appointment:
Call us on 0141 621 0100 or email us at enquiries@chanlon.com.