How To Detect For Carbon Monoxide?

Install carbon monoxide detectors on every level of the home

Place detectors near sleeping areas

Test detectors regularly using the test button

Replace detector batteries as needed

Replace detectors according to manufacturer instructions

Watch for detector alarms or warning lights

Use a portable CO meter for additional monitoring

Have fuel-burning appliances inspected regularly

Check for soot, rust, or yellow flames on appliances

Look for symptoms such as headache, dizziness, nausea, or confusion

Leave the area immediately if CO is suspected

Call emergency services or the gas company if an alarm sounds

Do not use charcoal, generators, or fuel-burning equipment indoors

Ensure proper ventilation for fuel-burning appliances

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