Reply to "Carbon monoxide poisoning kills 3 in Brampton home"

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Originally Posted by Gilbakka:

Originally Posted by skeldon_man:

Originally Posted by TinTin:

Apparently carbon monoxide detectors are useless since they apparently cannot forewarn.

Could it be that the CM detector was defective? I have had to replace mine after about 5-7 years. They don't last forever. Paint fumes would affect them too.

Also, Skelly, all CM detectors are not created equal. Some are inferior and some are superb.

I buy the Kidde CM detectors and fire extinguishers. I think a fire extinguisher is another safety equipment that the home owner should take very seriously.

3/18/1410:46 AM

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