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Misael Carlos Vera
  • Rental Property Investor
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Carbon monoxide, dioxide, and smoke detectors

Misael Carlos Vera
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New York, NY
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For your house, do you guys have something to detect carbon dioxide monoxide, and smoke?

I'm buying a house without carbon monoxide and smoke detectors and the seller decided to install carbon dioxide detectors. Does that fix the problem?

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Julie Hartman
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Julie Hartman
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  • Denver, CO
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Having a carbon monoxide detector is much more important in a SFH because carbon monoxide can be fatal in high doses. You can install a duel smoke/carbon monoxide detector which they sell at any major hardware store. You can look up exactly where you need to install them but generally one in each bedroom, living room, near each stairway, etc.

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