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Carbon monoxide is an

invisible, silent, odourless killer.

WAKE UP.
Carbon monoxide detectors save lives.

What is carbon monoxide? Where does CO come from?


Carbon monoxide (CO) is an invisible, Improperly operating natural gas
silent, odourless toxic gas. In an enclosed appliances:
space, such as a home or garage, 33Furnace
CO exposure can lead to serious illness 33Hot water heater
33Dryer
or death.
33Range
33Fireplace
What are the signs of
Exhaust from:
CO exposure?
33Gas and diesel vehicles
33Headache and dizziness 33Gas-powered machines
33Fatigue and weakness 33Wood-burning fireplaces
33Watering and burning eyes
33Nausea and vomiting
33Loss of muscle control Get a CO detector today
at your local home
improvement retailer.

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COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING CHECKLIST TO HELP
PREVENT CARBON MONOXIDE IN YOUR HOME.

Fuel-burning appliances (furnace, hot water heater, fireplace, natural gas range,
etc.) checked by a qualified technician regularly according to manufacturers’
specifications.
Last inspection (date): ________________________

Furnace filter checked monthly and replaced (if necessary).


Date last replaced: ___________________________

Indoor and outdoor vents and chimneys cleared of debris, snow and ice (if
necessary).

Area around fuel-burning appliances clutter-free.

Flame of all natural gas appliances checked regularly (it should be blue).

Adequate air supply (nearby window opened) when using a wood-burning


fireplace.

Vehicles never idled in garage, even with the overhead door open.

Properly installed and maintained carbon monoxide


detectors will help to detect carbon monoxide.

COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING CHECKLIST FOR


CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR(S) IN YOUR HOME.

CO detector(s) installed and maintained according to manufacturers’ instructions.

Expiry date written on CO detector(s) with a marker.


Date of expiry: _____________________________

CO detector(s) battery replaced annually, if applicable.

CO detector(s) vacuumed monthly.

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