Smoke detectors help protect you against fires, but you can also protect your family by installing a carbon monoxide detector to guard against the odorless, colorless gas, which can be deadly.
According to the U.S. Fire Administration of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, more than 150 people die of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning each year. A carbon monoxide detector with battery backup can guard against the deadly gas that can leak from gas logs, stoves or furnaces. Carbon monoxide detectors need to be closer to the floor than smoke detectors, since carbon monoxide is heavier than air.
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