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  1. 11 minutes ago, WotEver said:

    And who would use it? I certainly wouldn't feel confident in when and how.

    I had a neighbour die of a heart attack in front of me and had I had a defibrillator to hand I wouldn't have used it unless the 999 operator talked me through it. 

    With the modern Defibs, anyone can use them.

    Copied from a first aid site:

    It is necessary to act quickly and deliberately if a person is in cardiac arrest and fighting to stay alive. In the UK, it has been found that an average of 60,000 cardiac arrests happen outside of hospitals every single year. The British Heart Foundation states that with every minute without defibrillation a casualties chance of survival reduces by 14%. 

    Whilst training is recommended for using AEDs, today’s models provided clear step by step instructions and only allow a shock to be delivered to a casualty if it is needed making AEDs suitable for use by both trained and untrained personnel. A use of a defibrillator on a casualty by an untrained user still offers the best chance of survival for a casualty.

  2. taken from

     

    https://www.gov.uk/how-to-classify-different-types-of-waste/vehicle-and-oily-wastes

     

     

    Fuels, brake and anti-freeze fluids and diesel

     

    Antifreeze containing hazardous substances Hazardous 16-01-14*

    Antifreeze not containing hazardous substances Non-hazardous 16-01-15

    (*) An asterisk at the end of a code means the waste is hazardous.

     

    find a tip that takes it ...... https://www.gov.uk/hazardous-waste-disposal

  3. About 15 years ago we were in Austria over the New Year period and our friends introduced our Collie (he disliked fireworks mightily) and ourselves to something like this, and it worked quite well.

     

    http://www.hyperdrug.co.uk/Original-Adaptil-Dog-Appeasing-Pheromones-Refill/productinfo/DAPREFILL/

     

    You saw he was uncomfortable with all the noise outside, but he didn't go totally bonkers as per bonfire night /diwali. But he did love being on the boatunsure.png

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