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Free Carbon Monoxide Detector
adwozere
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If you fill out a few detail on your central heating they will send you a free Carbon Monoxide Detector.
Thank to hotUKDealS for this one.
http://www.northerngasheating.com/products/free-carbon-monoxide-detector.html
Protect you and your family from Carbon Monoxide poisoning. Our free CO detector can be used in your home or you can take it on holiday. So wherever you are, you can be sure that you are protected.
Thank to hotUKDealS for this one.
http://www.northerngasheating.com/products/free-carbon-monoxide-detector.html
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On the freebies board here early this morning....Bit of a Florida Fan :j
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thanks alot, my friends daughter had her lifesaved with this detector!:beer: :j :rotfl: :T cheers!0
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it's probably one of those changing colour ones?
the electric ones cost £10+0 -
Is this one of the electronic ones (similar to a smoke alarm) or just one of those coloured dot ones?
As my heating engineer told me the other day, the only use for the spot ones is to tell your doctor what you died of.0 -
I think the spot ones change colour, the main main drawback (actually a huge drawback) is that they rely on YOU to see them change colour and take immediate action it does help you if your in bed at the time overcome with the carbon monoxide for your sake get a proper one that has a audible tone, for the sake of £20+. I think Asda have first alert for £15. Also the cheap ones dont last long, a battery one will last 5 years
Even with audible one it advices to have more than one in a house, or have the one situated close to the bedrooms or where it can easily be heard. Mine is in the landing and has a LCD display on it, made by kiddee.
Also dont forget some fire brigades will supply a free smoke alarm if you are vulnerable and or on benefits dont take that risk get one and a smoke alarm before Winter sets in, of you have one already check the batteries, it doesn't cost much for a pp3 battery0 -
Free Carbon Monoxide Detector
Due to huge demand this offer has been temporarily suspendedac's lovechild0 -
Don't forget all you people out there that if you contact your local Fire Station they will come and fit free of charge smoke detectors.
This is government sponsored so grab them they could save your life.0 -
they will also replace your old smoke alarms with ones that are eu standard but sound like a lorry reversing (the battery is also fixed in but lasts years !):j0
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