CO gas is a quiet killer. Propane and natural gas also kill, but they are usually very noisy while doing it.
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Two Dead of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Nick Caito | Fox 61
March 1, 2009
Two people have been found dead inside a home on South Road in Farmington, apparent victims of carbon monoxide poisoning.
They were discovered around 3pm Sunday afternoon at 314 South Road. Levels of carbon monoxide, a colorless, odorless gas, were so high that responders were not able to immediately enter.
No other victims were found inside the house. Farmington Police and Fire units are investigating the source of the carbon monoxide. No other homes in the area had to be evacuated.
http://www.fox61.com/pages/landing_n...401&feedID=341
CO gas is a quiet killer. Propane and natural gas also kill, but they are usually very noisy while doing it.
Let us not forget that house that blew up in Manchester last week. Made me laugh as the fire department had to take a week to figure out why the house blew up. Unless someone is running a meth lab, when a house blows up 9 out of 10 times it's gas.
Just one of many good reasons why pro's only should work on gas appliances and when they are malfunctioning repair should be immediate.
I installed CO's as required on each floor
Funny the law passed in 2006 (I think) requiring this here, but I never knew about it
I also went down to the MIL's house & installed them there
We have had 3 houses in MA blow up recently due to gas leaks
Last edited by Scuba_Dave; 03-02-2009 at 01:06 PM. Reason: sp
DIY Handyman (not 4 hire)
I have enough to do to my own house
Here is another fresher link.
http://www.fox61.com/pages/landing_n...589&feedID=341
When relatives went to the home to check they heard the detectors going off. The investigators believe the heating system is the source of the CO.
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