My friend's dad has had a plumber ascertain that he has a carbon monoxide leak problem with his boiler. The plumber is someone he's employed for 20 years and so my friend's dad is loathe to emply someone else. The plumber isn't able to sort it out till January the
6th, and who knows hoe long it's been a leak. My friend has been feeling giddy on her visits. It's not council property, but her dad is in the middle of a depression since his wife's death, and of course it's not a season to have the windows all open and maybe he's a bit muddled by the leak.Should we be concerned? Should this job be done pretty sharpish? My friend isn't keen on visiting too soon because of how she felt on her last visit. If it's not too concerning, what things can be done in the meantime?
I don't know diddly about this kind of thing, but it feels like something that needs sorting out as a matter of urgency. The only time I've ever heard of carbon monoxide is when it's part of the phrase 'carbon monoxide poisoning'.
Thanks in advance.