How To Check For Carbon Monoxide?

Install carbon monoxide alarms on every level of your home and outside sleeping areas

Test alarms regularly using the test button

Replace alarm batteries when needed

Replace alarms according to the manufacturer’s schedule

Use a portable carbon monoxide detector to check specific areas if needed

Have fuel-burning appliances inspected and serviced regularly

Check for signs of malfunction in furnaces, stoves, fireplaces, water heaters, and generators

Never use grills, generators, or fuel-burning equipment indoors or in enclosed spaces

If an alarm sounds, leave the area immediately and call emergency services or the gas company from outside

If you suspect exposure, seek fresh air right away and get medical help

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