Gas Safety Week 09/15/2015 Did you know that this week 14th-20th September is GAS SAFETY WEEK... Gas Safety Week is an annual safety week that aims to raise awareness of gas safety and the importance of taking care of your gas appliances. Every year thousands of people across the UK are diagnosed with carbon monoxide poisoning. It is a highly poisonous gas. You can’t see it, taste it or smell it, but it can kill quickly with no warning. Gas Safe Register estimates that there are around 7,500 illegal gas fitters
Did you know that this week 14th-20th September is GAS SAFETY WEEK... Gas Safety Week is an annual safety week that aims to raise awareness of gas safety and the importance of taking care of your gas appliances. Every year thousands of people across the UK are diagnosed with carbon monoxide poisoning. It is a highly poisonous gas. You can’t see it, taste it or smell it, but it can kill quickly with no warning. Gas Safe Register estimates that there are around 7,500 illegal gas fitters
Why do we need a Gas Safe registered Engineer 03/05/2015 It’s all about safety. 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. Badly fitted and poorly serviced gas appliances can cause gas leaks, fires, explosions and unsafe gas appliances produce a highly poisonous gas called carbon monoxide (CO). It can cause death as well as serious long term health problems such as brain damage. Remember the six main symptoms to look for: 1. Headaches 2.
It’s all about safety. 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. Badly fitted and poorly serviced gas appliances can cause gas leaks, fires, explosions and unsafe gas appliances produce a highly poisonous gas called carbon monoxide (CO). It can cause death as well as serious long term health problems such as brain damage. Remember the six main symptoms to look for: 1. Headaches 2.
Why do I have to bleed My Radiator? – Bleeding Central Heating Radiators explained 03/04/2015 Why do we have to bleed our central heating radiators The reason we have to bleed our radiator is because air gets into the central heating system. The air can get into the central heating through a few different methods. Why do radiators have to have a bleed key in order to let water into the radiator The old fashioned way for when bleeding a radiator was first invented is that there would be a fitting at the size between 10 to 15mm that you would take out in order for the water pressure to
Why do we have to bleed our central heating radiators The reason we have to bleed our radiator is because air gets into the central heating system. The air can get into the central heating through a few different methods. Why do radiators have to have a bleed key in order to let water into the radiator The old fashioned way for when bleeding a radiator was first invented is that there would be a fitting at the size between 10 to 15mm that you would take out in order for the water pressure to
