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Never DIY with gas
 

Last year, 14 people dies from CO poisoning related to gas and, 234 people suffered serious health problems. Be gas safe in your home and never DIY with gas, even if you think it might save you money.

If someone other than a Gas Safe registered engineer does the gas work in your home, you could be risking the safety of your family and your property.

If gas appliances are incorrectly fitted, badly repaired, or poorly maintained, they can produce carbon monoxide which can kill.

Make sure that you always use a Gas Safe registered engineer to carry out gas work and service appliances in your home.

What are the dangers of a faulty gas central heating boiler?

Poorly maintained gas central heating boilers or those with blocked or leaky flues can release carbon monoxide, the so-called "silent killer". On average, 50 people a year are killed by carbon monoxide poisoning due to faulty heating appliances .

Often associated with people living in rented accommodation, carbon monoxide poisoning is a risk for anyone using appliances that burn wood or fossil fuels - gas, coal or oil.

What is carbon monoxide?

Carbon monoxide is a tasteless, odourless poisonous gas. Inhaling high levels from a faulty gas central heating boiler causes death by asphyxiation.

What are the signs of carbon monoxide?

Keep your eyes open for:

• gas flames that normally burn blue burning orange or yellow instead
• sooty stains appearing on or just above any fuel-burning appliance
• coal or wood fires burning slowly or going out
• a fire that is difficult to light
• a blocked chimney or flue.

If your gas central heating boiler is leaking carbon monoxide, you may also experience drowsiness, headaches, dizziness, chest pains or nausea.

How can I make sure my gas central heating boiler is safe?

Your gas central heating boiler should be well maintained and serviced at least every 12 months by a Gas Safe registered engineer. You should also make sure chimneys and flues are regularly swept and rooms are well ventilated.

Fit a carbon monoxide detector in any room with a gas or solid fuel appliance - look for the European Standard EN50291. However, this is only a warning device and no substitute for regular gas central heating boiler serviced.

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