Question 1

Is Carbon Monoxide Heavier than air?

Accepted Answer

Carbon monoxide has a molecular weight which is slightly lighter than air; but despite that fact, it doesn't just rise to the ceiling.

Question 2

Why is Carbon Monoxide Dangerous?

Accepted Answer

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a [clear, odorless, and tasteless](https://princessbride.fandom.com/wiki/Iocane) gas that can kill you. It is created and found in fumes associated with burning fuel found in cars, trucks, buses, engines, and other modes of transportation. It is also found in home appliances like stoves, grills, lanterns, fireplaces, and even furnaces.

Question 3

What is the difference between Carbon Monoxide (CO) and Carbon Dioxide (CO2)?

Accepted Answer

carbon dioxide is emitted as part of both plant and human respiration. Once carbon dioxide is released it quickly mixes into the atmosphere. Despite humanity’s hand in creating more CO2, this is a naturally occurring gas and is part of the environment. 
Carbon monoxide is created from incomplete combustion which is a result of limited air supply. When only half as much oxygen is added to carbon, CO is formed. Fuel-burning appliances, including gas furnaces, gas stoves, gas dryers, gas water heaters, fireplaces, and cars are all industrial activities which create CO.

Question 4

How can you protect your home?

Accepted Answer

The first step in protecting your home and family from carbon monoxide is determining the current levels of CO in your home. Maintainig good indoor air quality keeps you and your family healthy and should take priority.

Question 5

What are Carbon Monoxide Safety Don’ts!

Accepted Answer

You should never burn charcoal inside your home.
All appliances such as an oven, gas range, or stove can all emit carbon monoxide and should never be used for heating your home. Chemical heaters should also be used only outside and away from any doors or windows where fumes could filter inside.

Question 6

What is a Great CO Detector?

Accepted Answer

Cove provides great and affordable options to make sure that your home is safe. To learn more about CO detectors and how they will help you protect your home,[ click this link](https://www.covesmart.com/products/co-detector).

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