My heater runs on gas, but it’s in the attic and on our roof we have those spinning things that I guess vent the attic (I think). Also, our "Rinnai" water heater is outside. So, do I need a carbon monoxide detector in my house. My husband says we don’t.
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yes you should have a c.o. detecter..if the furnace malfunctioned or the vent pipe came apart,,some c.o. could come through the ductwork into the home,,not likely but possible..if you have a garage you have even more reason to get a c.o. detecter,but having gas heat is reason enough,they dont cost that much,,they also make combination c.o. / smoke detecters if you need another smoke detecter anyway…..as far as c.o. detecters go,,i prefer the "kidde" brand over the "first alert",,less false alarms…….dan
Absolutely. You need smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in you home. These detectors cost what, less than $30. What is your life worth??
You sure do. Please get one as soon as you can.
Everyone should have one no matter where your heaters are.
yes you need a co detector your blower on the gas furnace pushes hot air thru your vents. if a clog or a burner problem starts up in your furnace the blower will also pump the co into your house thru your vents. tell your husband this or just go out and buy one yourself.
Carbon monoxide is undetectable without a detector.This inexpensive monitor is the only way to know when a leak appears. The whirlies are activated by a build up of attic heat and as co is heavier than air it may be present in low lying areas of the house. Give the detector to hubby for valentines day to show how much you care.