Carbon Monoxide clues that you can see:
	Rusting or water streaking on vent/chimney
	Loose or missing furnace panel
	Sooting
	Debris or soot falling from chimney, fireplace, or appliances
	Loose or disconnected vent/chimney, fireplace or appliance
	Loose masonry on chimney
	Moisture inside windows

	Carbon Monoxide clues you cannot see:
	Internal appliances damaged or malfunctioning component
	Improper burner adjustments
	Hidden blockage or damage in chimneys
	Only a trained service technician can detect hidden problems and correct these conditions!
	CO poisoning symptoms have been experienced when you are home, but they lesson or disappear when you are away from home.

	Symptoms of CO Poisoning:
	The initial symptoms of CO are similar to the flu (but without the fever) They include:
	Headache
	Fatigue
	Shortness of Breath
	Nausea
	Dizziness

	Warnings:
	The initial symptoms of CO are similar to the flu (but without the fever) They include:
	Never leave a car running in a garage even with the garage door open
	Never run a generator in the home, garage, or crawlspace. Opening doors and windows or using fans will NOT prevent CO build-up in the home. When running a generator outdoors, keep it away from open windows and doors
	Never burn charcoal in homes, tents, vehicles, or garages
	Never install or service combustion appliances without proper knowledge, skills, and tools
	Never use a gas range, oven or dryer for heating
	Never put foil on bottom of oven because it interferes with combustion
	Never operate an unvented gas

Remember the PASS-word

P- Pull pin

A- Aim low

S- Squeeze handle

S- Sweep side to side

Maintenance

Extinguishers require routine care. Periodically inspect extinguishers for damage such as corrosion, dents, or other signs of leaks. Read your operator's manual and always follow manufacturer's instructions.