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An elderly person I know has recently had a stroke and will shortly
return home. Mentioned as a good idea was a method to isolate the gas cooker if she is left alone for a while - reason being in case she forgets to turn it off - and to get in touch with a Corgi registered plumber to do the job. Anyone any idea of such a device and just what it does? Never heard of the like myself, so wondering as to what it is and the likely cost. TIA |
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