Sigarms
Super Member
Your right, my mistake (but it wouldn't hurt /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif).
Furnace ventilation
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rlk
Gold Member
A CO detector should be in every home, regardless of whether it is all electric or not.
If the home has a garage or carport, or if you leave a car or tractor running close to the house, carbon monoxide can seep in. If you use a generator during a power outage, carbon monoxide can seep in. Also, a fireplace is dangerous if the chimney/flue is not venting properly.
At a cost of only $40 - $50 each, a carbon monoxide detector should be in every home, either in the bedrooms or in the hallway just outside the bedrooms. In my opinion, it is cheap insurance.
Bob
If the home has a garage or carport, or if you leave a car or tractor running close to the house, carbon monoxide can seep in. If you use a generator during a power outage, carbon monoxide can seep in. Also, a fireplace is dangerous if the chimney/flue is not venting properly.
At a cost of only $40 - $50 each, a carbon monoxide detector should be in every home, either in the bedrooms or in the hallway just outside the bedrooms. In my opinion, it is cheap insurance.
Bob
