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Mon Feb-20-06 06:41 PM
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| DUers: PLEASE buy & use Carbon Monoxide Detectors at home. Thank You. |
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Mon Feb-20-06 06:47 PM
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We have one at home and bought some for each of our children who live in apartments.
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Mon Feb-20-06 06:49 PM
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| 2. Good on ya! I think they shoudl be mandated by building codes, really |
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Mon Feb-20-06 06:51 PM
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| 3. Yes, good advice. I have them...just like I have smoke detectors. |
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Mon Feb-20-06 06:59 PM
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| 4. I was just thinking about this yesterday |
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Edited on Mon Feb-20-06 07:21 PM by Canuckistanian
Thanks for reminding me.
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Mon Feb-20-06 07:01 PM
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| 5. Space heaters are dangerous... |
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They have oscolating ones are pretty nice. They blow warm air, but there are no heating elements exposed. They will heat a room easily. We take ours camping, because we live in a high rise apartment we don't need to use the heater, ever. Anyway, if you find these on sale and you know people who need them, buy a couple. They are safe and very good at what they are supposed to do. And they're inexpensive already.
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