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Carbon Monoxide: What to do if Your Detector Goes Off

Carbon Monoxide: What to do if Your Detector Goes Off

Some household hazards are easy to detect and counteract: broken pipes, leaky faucets, malfunctioning air conditioners, and worn-out roofs. The most dangerous ones, by far, are carbon monoxide leaks. Since carbon monoxide (CO) is an imperceptible, highly toxic gas, it...

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