How to Check for Carbon Monoxide in Your Home

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Carbon monoxide poisoning continues to be the cause of death for more and more people every year. Don’t be another statistic. Regular servicing of your appliances can and WILL prevent lethal fumes entering 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.

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