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I read that more people, together with their dogs, have been gassed and robbed in France. Although not wishing to over react, can anyone recommend a suitable gas detector/alarm?
It would seem that a few shillings spent now could save a lot of heartache later. I believe that the usual carbon monoxide detectors are not fit for this purpose.
Thanks in advance,Regards Brian & Jackie
I read that more people, together with their dogs, have been gassed and robbed in France. Although not wishing to over react, can anyone recommend a suitable gas detector/alarm?
It would seem that a few shillings spent now could save a lot of heartache later. I believe that the usual carbon monoxide detectors are not fit for this purpose.
Thanks in advance,Regards Brian & Jackie
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Probably not, but the logistics and cost of putting enough of whatever-it-is into a space the size of our vans would make it unfeasible. Anaesthetic is applied via a mask directly onto a patients face. You would need huge quantities to fill a van to have the same effect.
And who is going to invest the huge amounts of money on this gas each time they want to fill a van on the off chance they might be able to steal a camera or phone or something?
I really wouldn't worry about gassing. Some of the stories may be spread by those wishing to sell gas alarms
And who is going to invest the huge amounts of money on this gas each time they want to fill a van on the off chance they might be able to steal a camera or phone or something?
I really wouldn't worry about gassing. Some of the stories may be spread by those wishing to sell gas alarms
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