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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

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1. Make sure you install a carbon monoxide detector in that room.

Wed Dec 31, 2014, 02:25 PM

Dec 2014

And many of the better brands of space heaters have an oxygen depletion sensor on them that shuts them off if oxygen falls below a certain level.

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Make sure you install a carbon monoxide detector in that room. Kaleva Dec 2014 #1

Good suggestion, definitely Orrex Dec 2014 #3

Hard to say. Kaleva Dec 2014 #6

Here is something to try. safeinOhio Dec 2014 #2

Windows are another issue Orrex Dec 2014 #4

For a quick solution to use now, Curmudgeoness Dec 2014 #5

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