Carbon monoxide leak from gas fire. Is it safe if turned off?

C_Mababejive

I wonder what circumstances could prevail in which a fire could "have carbon monoxide" and further, how could the person attending to it make such a deduction and confirm his suspicions?

littlemissmoney

daveyjp wrote: »

If the house has a heating system which can keep the main room at a set level she has met the requirements of the Housing Act, regardless of whether this heating system is expensive to run.

Not true. If the house had a working gas fire in the living room when they signed the contract then the landlady must ensure there is one throughout the contract (unless the tenant agrees otherwise).