21st Oct 2024
Back in 2021, the UK Government announced that they will be investing £25M into Carbon Dioxide (CO2) monitoring solutions, in order to enhance the safety of both schools and pupils.Using products like…
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21st Oct 2024
Sorry for the dramatic headline, but today we’re talking about VOC’s, and they could indeed be out to kill us.Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) can be found almost anywhere, common in industrial areas…
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21st Oct 2024
As we all know, we need oxygen to live. It makes up roughly one-fifth (around 21%) of the air we breathe, and when that level falls, it can have serious consequences.The addition of any gas other than…
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21st Oct 2024
It’s that time of year again, and as children start to settle into their new classrooms, and the craziness of re-establishing some kind of morning routine passes, some people may turn their attention…
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21st Oct 2024
The Hidden Dangers of Carbon DioxideCarbon Dioxide (or CO2) is an extremely common gas, which is all around us. It is present in small concentrations in the air we breathe, and is a natural byproduct…
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21st Oct 2024
Winter Warmer: Stay alert for the Silent KillerBe aware of the risks of Carbon Monoxide poisoningThe weather outside is frightful… and the central heating is probably already on. Or you may even be th…
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21st Oct 2024
Be carbon monoxide (CO) aware this winter! Don’t take any chances when it comes to this deadly gas.Now the weather is getting colder it is essential that we stay warm, whether that means by gas fire,…
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21st Oct 2024
Now that the cold weather is well and truly upon us, keep yourself and family safe this winter. When lighting your open fire, gas fire or log burner this year, think, when was the last time you got yo…
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21st Oct 2024
In the hospitality industry; pubs, restaurants and clubs, bar cellars are probably the most confined of spaces and the highest risk of death in these confined areas come from the silent killer – carbo…
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21st Oct 2024
Ammonia (NH3) is a compound of nitrogen and hydrogen. It is a colourless and corrosive gas with a characteristic pungent smell and alkaline properties.We have gathered 10 interesting and informative f…
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21st Oct 2024
The hazards from carbon dioxide (CO2) are comparatively well recognised in drinks manufacturing. They are less well acknowledged in the trade environment, however. Pubs and restaurants routinely have…
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21st Oct 2024
The recent scarcity of carbon dioxide (CO2) has highlighted the range of industry processes that CO2 is used in. The drinks industry is amongst those struggling to manage the supply shortage. It makes…
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