by Lyndsi
During cold winter nights, nothing is better than cuddling up by the fireplace. Many memories can be made around a fireplace: roasting chestnuts over the open flame, hanging stocking for Christmas, or simply taking a nap by the fire. However, fireplaces can release a toxic gas called Carbon Monoxide. Carbon Monoxide, CO, is a lethal gas that is odorless and colorless. The only way it can be detected is with a Carbon Monoxide Detector. Carbon Monoxide is produced from fossil fuels that…
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by James
Safety Tip: Know your neighbors and their routines. I live in a small town of less than 1,000 people. Everybody knows everybody. Sometimes that is annoying, but let me tell you – we’re quick to call the power company for each other when the power goes out, we let people borrow things and they are returned, it really is a peaceful community. One major benefit to knowing everybody in our little neighborhood is that we have been there long enough…
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