After responding to a 911 call in which 3 victims were taken to an Overland Park hospital with carbon monoxide poisoning,
firefighters urged individuals to use carbon monoxide detectors in their homes.
Carbon monoxide detectors can warn homeowners when carbon monoxide starts to build up in the air. These simple, affordable devices can save your family's life. Carbon monoxide poisoning can be dangerous, especially to infants and children who may experience more severe symptoms than adults.
Installing carbon monoxide detectors is just one step you can take to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. Learn what other
precautions you can take to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in your home and keep your children safe.
You should also be aware of the
symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning and seek immediate treatment if you suspect carbon monoxide poisoning. Unfortunately, carbon monoxide poisoning can often be confused with the flu because the symptoms are similar including nausea and vomiting.
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