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IN last nights Casualty the storyline about the three children living together when Mum had passed away. Youngest was 'Home Alone' and supposedly affected by carbon monoxide poisoning from faulty boiler.
When Dixie/Jeff went in the house the lights didn't work - can we assume for non payment of electric bill?
If so then surely the boiler wouldn't work as there is no electric to it!!!!
[I know really really nit picking and, yes, I must get out more - but these things annoy me]
When Dixie/Jeff went in the house the lights didn't work - can we assume for non payment of electric bill?
If so then surely the boiler wouldn't work as there is no electric to it!!!!
[I know really really nit picking and, yes, I must get out more - but these things annoy me]
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Jeza - Sorry to hear of the C/M trouble you had - a close friend was taken into hospital last year with all the symptoms. Boiler checked out OK and all they could put it down to is that she hated electric lights so used lots (and I mean lots) of tea-light candles. Since she stopped no further problems.
However the programme did show the boiler on (blue flame in the right place) and smoke effects coming out of the top - and I know CO is colourless.
Quoting from the BritishGas website '
"All appliances that burn wood or fossil fuels can emit Carbon monoxide.
Carbon Monoxide is produced when these fuels are burned without sufficient air."
It appears burning IS required.
Shall we agree to disagree
However the programme did show the boiler on (blue flame in the right place) and smoke effects coming out of the top - and I know CO is colourless.
Quoting from the BritishGas website '
"All appliances that burn wood or fossil fuels can emit Carbon monoxide.
Carbon Monoxide is produced when these fuels are burned without sufficient air."
It appears burning IS required.
Shall we agree to disagree
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