- Dirty chimneys in fireplaces or wood stoves
- Improper installation of gas stoves
- Portable heaters
- Appliances using gas or kerosene
- Cracked furnace exchange
- Cigarette smoke
- Vehicle exhaust
- Improper ventilation for gas dryers
- Disconnected or damaged water heater flue
Real Estate investors who want to sell or buy for the right price turn to Edward Torrez. Ed is the knowledgeable, professional Broker who works at a higher level to move rental property and to bring savings to sellers--The Investor's Broker.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: What to Watch Out For!
Any appliance or device in your home or garage, that burns fuel, can produce carbon monoxide. Some causes of carbon monoxide poisoning are:
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