“I’ve got an alarm but I don’t know if it’s adequate” - Liverpool on carbon monoxide poisoning - video Dailymotion

Are you confident you'd be able to spot the symptoms? Is your home protected against a carbon monoxide leak, or would you not know if one happened?

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00:00I don't even know what the symptoms of carbon monoxide would be.

00:04I know one is headaches and, you know, chest problems and stuff like that, probably.

00:10I'd be inhaling something, so I reckon I'd be feeling the effects of it.

00:15That would be recognising it if I was to feel the effect of that going into my lungs.

00:21No, I wouldn't. No, no, no, I wouldn't.

00:24You know, if you've got the alarm on, of course, yeah, that's what you need.

00:27Everyone needs the alarm on, because it gives you them free if you're on the housing.

00:31But if you've got your own house, of course, you've got to pay for it.

00:33But they're the best things to do, you know what I mean?

00:35So don't forget, buy one, saving your life.

00:37Carbon alarms, but I don't know whether they are adequate.

00:41As far as I'm aware, it is.

00:44But only in part, unfortunately.

00:48We have a boiler.

00:51Yeah, there's talk about the fact that some boilers will, you know, it's carbon dioxide.

00:57And all of the rest, but apparently mine's guaranteed.