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| Make Sure Your Home is Safe Against the Invisible Killer: Install Carbon Monoxide Detectors in Your Home |
Carbon monoxide kills hundreds and sickens thousands of Americans every year. The poisonous gas
cannot be smelled, which is why many states require carbon monoxide detectors in homes and
apartment buildings. A little planning combined with a small investment can protect you and your
family from this odorless and invisible killer.
Carbon monoxide fumes can come from many sources, including stoves, faulty furnaces or car
exhaust. That’s why you should have all fuel burning appliances installed by professionals - and never
use a stove or oven to heat a home. Technically, carbon monoxide is produced when fuels do not burn
completely. Whether you use natural gas, liquefied petroleum (LP gas), oil, kerosene or wood as fuel
in your home, you are producing carbon monoxide. To detect this poisonous gas leaks consumers
should equip their homes with carbon monoxide detectors
To ensure you and your family’s safety, install carbon monoxide detectors on every floor of your home,
especially in or near bedrooms. If the alarm should go off, immediately move outside of your home
and call 911 for emergency assistance.
It is also recommended that you test your carbon monoxide detectors at least twice a year to make
sure the circuitry is working properly.
Ricci & Associates offers additional tips for staying safe: (Read more . . . )
cannot be smelled, which is why many states require carbon monoxide detectors in homes and
apartment buildings. A little planning combined with a small investment can protect you and your
family from this odorless and invisible killer.
Carbon monoxide fumes can come from many sources, including stoves, faulty furnaces or car
exhaust. That’s why you should have all fuel burning appliances installed by professionals - and never
use a stove or oven to heat a home. Technically, carbon monoxide is produced when fuels do not burn
completely. Whether you use natural gas, liquefied petroleum (LP gas), oil, kerosene or wood as fuel
in your home, you are producing carbon monoxide. To detect this poisonous gas leaks consumers
should equip their homes with carbon monoxide detectors
To ensure you and your family’s safety, install carbon monoxide detectors on every floor of your home,
especially in or near bedrooms. If the alarm should go off, immediately move outside of your home
and call 911 for emergency assistance.
It is also recommended that you test your carbon monoxide detectors at least twice a year to make
sure the circuitry is working properly.
Ricci & Associates offers additional tips for staying safe: (Read more . . . )
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