I think there's a carbon monoxide leak in my house
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Thu Sep-16-10 10:57 AM
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| I think there's a carbon monoxide leak in my house |
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the cats are passed out on the sofa, dog's on the rug, and I'm dozing off in the recliner while I enjoy the post-surgery Lortabs
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| HopeHoops
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Thu Sep-16-10 11:02 AM
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| 1. Cats: normal. Dog: normal. You: normal, especially if you dragged down a doobie. |
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Still, a wall-outlet plug-in detector is only about $35. Get one.
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| Altoid_Cyclist
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Thu Sep-16-10 11:59 AM
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| 2. I can second that suggestion. |
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A few years after we bought our house, my wife and I both felt a little off like we were coming down with something. This lasted a few weeks so I decided to buy a CO detector.
It started sounding the alarm a few minutes after I plugged it in. Just to be safe I called the gas company to come and check for leaks. The guy that showed up managed to find 8 leaks in our basement.
That CO detector was just about the best thing that I ever bought.
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| HopeHoops
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Thu Sep-16-10 02:32 PM
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| 3. Wait, the CO detector or the doobie? |
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:shrug:
Fuck it - get both.
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