T&T: Portable space heaters

[Keith]

Anything that is using a fire to make heat is producing CO, even the newer 
catalytic models. If you're going to use something like that, please use a 
CO detector. A home one is better than nothing, but you'll get a lot of 
false alarms. The CO Experts is a great unit and highly recommended. 
http://tinyurl.com/23eho9


Keith
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "KevinR " <kfredden at verizon.net>

>
> One evening, while I was sitting and watching TV, I developed a splitting
> headache, as did my wife. It suddenly dawned on me that a headache was one
> of the symptoms of CO poisoning, and thankfully I wasn't too groggy to
> notice and take action. The two kerosene heaters had been running
> continuously in the old drafty 1890 house, but the CO levels had quietly
> built up.