Dec 27, 2022 | 4 min read Without a carbon monoxide detector, it’s almost impossible to tell when carbon monoxide (CO) gas is in your home. And by the time you realize it’s there, it’s often too late. When it comes to carbon monoxide detection, you want the most reliable equipment possible.
Where Should You Place Your Carbon Monoxide Detectors? First of all, make sure you place a CO detector in each room that has an open fire or a fuel-burning appliance, such as Don’t forget about the attached garage: any vehicle with a fueled engine running in a closed space increases the levels
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