🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

If you're #renting a property, then remember your landlord is responsible for your gas safety. Reporting gas-related issues and requesting a gas safety certificate is vital to create a safe living space. Go to bit.ly/GSRTenant to learn more. #GasSafe #Tenants

If you smell gas or suspect CO poisoning, it's a gas emergency. Act quickly by turning off the gas supply, opening windows, evacuating the property, and contacting the Gas Emergency Helpline for your area. For more info, visit bit.ly/EmergencyGas. #GasSafe

If you're planning a BBQ this weekend, then follow our BBQ safety tips and enjoy your al fresco cooking without taking any risks. Go to bit.ly/GasSafeBBQ to learn more. #GasSafe #BBQ

If you hear unexpected sounds or experience oddities from your gas boiler, ensure the boiler is safety checked by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer. Find local engineers and check they are legally qualified to do the job by visiting GasSafeRegister.co.uk. #GasSafe

#CarbonMonoxide (CO) is deadly & dangerous as you cannot smell, see or taste it. Keep your home and family safe by installing an audible CO alarm and regularly test the alarm to ensure working order. For more safety tips, visit bit.ly/COSafetyGSR. #GasSafe

It's vital to only use a qualified gas engineer when having your gas appliances checked and maintained. Visit GasSafeRegister.co.uk to find a local Gas Safe registered engineer, and remember to check their Gas Safe ID card before any gas work takes place. #GasSafe

Never ignore unusual or unexpected sounds from your gas boiler and other gas appliances, ensure the appliance is safety checked by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer. For more gas safety tips, go to bit.ly/HomeGasSafety. #GasSafe

Keep yourself safe by only using qualified gas engineers, and always check their Gas Safe ID card before any gas work takes place. Visit GasSafeRegister.co.uk to find a Gas Safe registered engineer and check they are qualified to do the job. #GasSafe

Are you planning a trip for the upcoming summer? Whether you're staying in the UK or going abroad, remember to always pack a portable audible CO alarm to use in your accommodations. For more holiday safety tips, visit bit.ly/GasSafeHoliday. #Travel #Holiday #GasSafe

Keep your home safe, by ensuring that your gas appliances are safety checked annually by a qualified gas engineer. Find a Gas Safe registered engineer in your area and check they are qualified to do the job at GasSafeRegister.co.uk. #GasSafe

If you're #renting a property, then remember that your landlord is responsible for your gas safety. Reporting gas-related issues and checking you have a copy of the gas safety certificate are steps in creating a safe living space. Learn more: bit.ly/GSRTenant. #GasSafe

Did you know BBQs come with a risk of carbon monoxide poisoning if not used or maintained properly? Take a look at our useful tips to keep yourself safe when cooking outdoors: bit.ly/GasSafeBBQ. #GasSafe #BBQ

#Landlords must fulfil their gas safety responsibilities for their tenant's gas safety, such as arranging an annual gas safety check and providing their tenants with a record of this check. For more info, visit bit.ly/GSRLandlords. #GasSafe

#CarbonMonoxide (CO) is deadly & dangerous as you cannot smell, see or taste it. Keep your home and family safe by installing an audible CO alarm and regularly test the alarm to ensure working order. For more safety tips, visit bit.ly/COSafetyGSR. #GasSafe

If you smell gas or suspect CO poisoning, it's a gas emergency. Act quickly by turning off the gas supply, opening windows, evacuating the property, and contacting the Gas Emergency Helpline for your area. For more info, visit bit.ly/EmergencyGas. #GasSafe

If you're looking to have your gas appliances checked or maintained, it's vital to only use a qualified gas engineer. Find a Gas Safe registered engineer at GasSafeRegister.co.uk, and check their Gas Safe ID card to ensure they are qualified for the gas work you need. #GasSafe

It's vital to keep a look out for the warning signs. For example, if a gas hob produces a lazy, yellow flame rather than a crisp blue one, this may indicate that the appliance is unsafe. For more safety information and tips, visit bit.ly/HomeGasSafety. #GasSafe

Are you planning a trip for this summer? Whether you're staying in the UK or going abroad, remember to always pack a portable audible CO alarm to use in your accommodations. For more holiday safety tips, visit bit.ly/GasSafeHoliday. #Travel #Holiday #GasSafe

It's vital for your safety, to only use a qualified gas engineer for checking and maintaining your gas appliances, and remember to check their Gas Safe ID card before any gas work takes place. Find a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer at GasSafeRegister.co.uk. #GasSafe

If you're planning home improvements this summer, just remember that gas work is better left to the professionals. Never attempt any gas work yourself and always use a Gas Safe registered engineer. For more information, go to bit.ly/DoNotDIYGas. #GasSafe #DIY