I had one of these but had to deactivate it because the alarm kept going off and the noise gave me a headache and made me feel sick.

products that have the potential to produce carbon monoxide should be forced to provide a free alarm as the product usually costs a bomb anyway so it should be chucked in free with it.

I paid full price last week :confused:

products that have the potential to produce carbon monoxide should be forced to provide a free alarm as the product usually costs a bomb anyway so it should be chucked in free with it.

I had one of these but had to deactivate it because the alarm kept going off and the noise gave me a headache and made me feel sick.

Bought one for 11.99 last week. It's a which best buy, when tested it cost 17 99.

Every house with a gas burning device should have one. Personally prefer one with a digital read out but great price.

I had to bin this last week as it kept beeping three times even when resetting it and it's a piercing noise. Gave us a scare, but bought a replacement and no alarm went off and working correctly.

Worth getting one to take on holiday abroad as it's not always compulsory to have a carbon monoxide alarm fitted in a property you may be renting

Every house should have at least one of these if you have a gas feed.

yes, will need it around there

no i believe they should provide one with the original purchase as good will gesture, as we have seen with companies such as hotpoint recently or even pretty much all samsung products that seem to be catching fire, companies have little regard for anyone's safety and its more about making money and blaming the victim when a problem goes wrong. I doubt you would be so snarky if a family member if yours died from carbon monoxide not long after buying a product that needs one. If anything it would safeguard the companies from lawsuits and considering it would cost them less than 1% of what it cost them to make the appliance in the first place, yes i do believe one should be included considering the profit made even if it is just a bare minimum version.

Agreed. I think these things should be cheaper in general.

After reading this post I when to my local aldi in Stockton they were still full price I asked the staff to check £11.99

I took the battery out of mine, the bleeping was making me feel nauseous.

I have CO detectors in the garage (where the boiler is), on the hallway and landing these are hardwired and I take a portable one similar to this when we go away.

I always take one abroad. This is the reason why http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3131818/Mother-two-children-died-carbon-monoxide-poisoning-Corfu-holiday-reveals-working-Thomas-Cook-raise-awareness.html

Half a penny more than half price but still hot

Such a shame my flat is on electric heating. No gas unfortunately. :disappointed: