Soporific Knockout Gas Alarms
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Have a look at some of the truck drivers forums. They are usually the targets, so may have information on alarms
I think the informed consensus is, it’s a myth.
You would have to be a qualified anaesthetist to be able to knock someone out reliably.
A lot of people generally don’t believe that they could sleep through someone breaking into their van. In reality, most people (and also dogs!) sleep very heavily at the deepest part of the sleep cycle, and not much will disturb them.
The Royal College of Anaesthetists are quite often quoted after incidents as saying it is most unlikely, e.g.:
Could Jenson Button's house have been gassed by burglars?
The real answer is keep off of motorway aires and other hotspots, and beef up your physical security.
You would have to be a qualified anaesthetist to be able to knock someone out reliably.
A lot of people generally don’t believe that they could sleep through someone breaking into their van. In reality, most people (and also dogs!) sleep very heavily at the deepest part of the sleep cycle, and not much will disturb them.
The Royal College of Anaesthetists are quite often quoted after incidents as saying it is most unlikely, e.g.:
Could Jenson Button's house have been gassed by burglars?
The real answer is keep off of motorway aires and other hotspots, and beef up your physical security.
Only if the dog is wearing a gas mask?Many thanks for the advice, good and bad.
I went for this in the end:
The dog will get them anyway.LPG Shop
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Motorhome Gas Attacks
We read horror stories in the press about motorhome gas attacks. Do they really happen or are such attacks mythical?
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There is a letter on there from anaesthetists. As said above it resurfaces every year or so.
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