A small problem with the neighbours

[farmer rod]

could get addicted to this forum stuff.

 

you lot are soooo slow, id have asked me for eggs deepest secrets by now.

 

oh yeah im a woman.....

 

quickly check:biggrin: the pm s

[eggsarascal]

thats what i like about him.

 

not alot surprises me.

[eggsarascal]

i may look like a stunning, thick, beautiful shapely blonde (did he tell you?) but im not. here id insert a smiley but i havent mastered that yet...

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The modern ones do give a more visible plume but most is water vapour and the rest dangerous gases. Important is have you a carbon monoxide alarm close to the boiler and cooker? The person installing should have done this. I would be more worried about the old people using an outdated gas fire as fumes have been known to travel through into close homes.

[eggsarascal]

we have a monitor and that is what i would suggest but think it may alarm them. with an old boiler and flue next to our door, (12 inches or so) it never went off.

 

thanks for your reply. with a fanned flue, and new boiler, run with LPG, the risk of CO fumes are minimal. i think its perception but i cant persuade them. with out insulting some one old emough to me my nan. and thats not my business, eh?

 

mrs egg.

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That's too close to the system and it should be at least head height as the invisible fumes rise if there is an issue. Each boiler/cooker/fire should have one in the same room.

 

Carbon monoxide detectors - Heating, water & electricity - Which? Home & garden

[eggsarascal]

HAHAHA

 

You sure it shouldn't be you asking us what he discloses on here...

 

You should see the kind of things he says, shocking really.

 

Chris you are an out and out gentleman:sneaky2:

 

Lets hope Mrs hullsmill never gets hold of your laptop:lol:

[easy-lift guy]

cheers easy.

 

Likewise Mrs. Egg and a very Happy New Year to you and yours.

easy-lift guy

[eggsarascal]

Ok, this situation as been put to bed once and for all (i hope).

 

We had the Gas safe inspector here today, he passed the new boiler and flue, he all so went around and spoke to the neighbour and told her that all was safe and well

 

So hopefully after three months Karen can get a full nights sleep now, without worrying about the bloody flue.

[Pedroski]

Good news! 'tis nice to read a happy ending