Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Symptoms Warn Homes
Doctors warn that carbon monoxide poisoning from gas appliances and defective furnaces presents with flu like symptoms such as nausea drowsiness and headaches and often affects more than one person. A blood test detects CO in blood and detectors costing 30 to 70 dollars are advised to be placed near bedrooms and outside sleeping areas to provide early warning.
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Heating and Ventilation Tips From Geiser Heating Expert
Geiser Heating expert Andy Culberson urges proper furnace heating and ventilation and monthly filter changes to protect children and sensitive individuals. He discusses electronic air cleaners and heat recovery ventilators, noting filtration efficiency and risks from blocked chimneys and improper flue pitch. Humidity is advised in winter to ease nasal passages and reduce flu and cold susceptibility.
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