At some point or another we’ve all experienced the symptoms of flu: drowsiness, light-headedness lethargy and headaches. Disturbingly evidence of these symptoms can often mean that it may not be the flu you’re suffering from, but something much more serious. If you have recently had your gas cooker installed or disconnected or if your gas cooker hasn’t been serviced
Carbon monoxide is often referred to as being a ‘silent killer’. This is because the poisonous gas is colourless, odorless and tasteless, so it is very difficult to identify. Carbon monoxide is absorbed into your blood “240 times more easily than oxygen”; it prevents your red blood cells from carrying oxygen around your body. This results
Ok picture the scenario. You come home from work starving and you’re about to prepare one of your favourite meals when you realise you can smell gas! In this day and age an elemental domestic appliance breaking down on you is not something you would usually expect. However if you do not have your gas
