01/20/2019
Have you checked your furnace vents this morning?
Vents blocked by snow drifts can lead to accumulation of Carbon Monoxide inside your home.
Ensure your vents are clear, and that your CO detectors are plugged in and within their date of replacement.
Photo Description:
A furnace vent is seen on the side of a building. low sitting vents can become easily blocked by snow drifts and cause Carbon Monoxide accumulation inside homes.
always ensure the vents are clear of snow, and if you experience or suspect symptoms of CO poisoning, evacuate immediately and contact emergency services.
