smoke/carbon moxide alarms
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gti mad man
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AngeloEvs
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I have a Carbon monoxide alarm. Fireangel, B&Q aprox. 25 pounds, get one with a digital display so you can see what the CO level is. Non digital tend to have a low alarm threshold and can be triggered by chemical reactions and interference. You will be suprised at how quickly the CO level rises when using the cooker even with ventilation- well worth getting!