Often called the "silent killer," carbon monoxide can be lethal in high doses and cause health issues at low concentrations. In a recent article published on Insider.com , Bryan Standley, a Tik Tok sensation who runs a home inspection business in Kansas City, believes every homeowner should purchase a low-level carbon monoxide detector. Here’s Bryan’s three reasons: 1.       Standard carbon monoxide detectors don't alert homebuyers to all levels of carbon monoxide What most…

Carbon monoxide (CO) exposure is a deadly but common hazard in your home that can happen any time of year – especially when the cold, winter weather settles in, and we depend on things like our furnace or gas fireplace to heat up our homes. Statistics show that most households have, on average, between 4 - 6 fuel-burning appliances that produce Carbon Monoxide. Common sources of CO in your home:…

Each year, carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is responsible for more than 50,000 emergency department visits, resulting in more than 400 deaths according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Americans ages 65 and older are among the highest fatalities. In Utah, there were 176 emergency department visits and four deaths reported in 2018 for CO poisoning.  As winter approaches, the risk for CO poisoning increases. The agencies noted in this…

Cold, flu or Carbon Monoxide? Did you know: Carbon Monoxide (CO) poisoning is the leading cause of accidental poisoning deaths in North America? CO is called the “silent killer” because you can’t see, smell or taste it. Each year it proves fatal for dozens of North Americans, and makes many more thousands sick with what they think is the flu.  Most CO poisonings occur during heating season which coincides with…