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Carbon Monoxide Detector Battery Alarm
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they sell for about 20 quid on ebay
I know as ive sold more than 150 of them
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Thanks for the tip picked up the last two at the Chelmer Village Retail Park.
One for us and one for the mother and father in law.0 -
Thanks, just picked up 2 from Bury and left one still on display - the product code is 341 598 if anyone wants to ring first to see if they are in stock.0
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Anyone know of a place where I can buy one of these at a reasonable price. The cheapest I have found was at Woolworth at 14.99 but they are out of stock. I am struggling to find a retailer on the web.
Anyone any ideas? I have become quite concerned with the latest deaths in Corfu of those poor children and I think it high time we purchased one of these as our appliance is quite old now.
Thanks in advance.
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They're not cheap (but why risk it anyway?) even on ebay.JWhite wrote:Anyone know of a place where I can buy one of these at a reasonable price. The cheapest I have found was at Woolworth at 14.99 but they are out of stock. I am struggling to find a retailer on the web.
The cheapest I've found is £17 delivered (HERE).
.Time has moved on (much quicker than it used to - or so it seems at my age) and my previous advice on residential telephony has been or is now gradually being overtaken by changes in the retail market. Hence, I have now deleted links to my previous 'pearls of wisdom'. I sincerely hope they helped save some of you money.0 -
Thanks for the reminder on this one. We bought our CM detector several years ago off a British Gas engineer who was servicing our boiler for about £25 and it started beeping the other day. At first I didn't want to ring the number on the unit to be charged through the nose for aother one at another £25 but fair play to them, they checked their database and saw that it was within the 5 year warranty period and a new one FOC should be winging it's way too me now and all I had to do was pack the old one up and sent it to a Freepost address.
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