| Carbon Monoxide Detector Alerts Family |
| Written by Gary Lacy | |||
| Monday, 01 March 2010 07:10 | |||
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It happened around 2 a.m. at a home on Lakeview Drive off Liberty Road behind the Idle Hour Country Club. Firefighters say they responded to a call about a carbon monxide detector going off. When they got to the scene, family members complained about feeling sick. A check of the home revealed extremely high levels of the deadly gas carbon monoxide. Firefighters say this family was not able to return to the home overnight. Instead they had to check into a hotel. Investigators say a venting problem likely caused the leak. For more information about carbon monoxide from the Lexington Fire Department... Click here (Adobe Acrobat Reader Required) Download Reader Here: Trackback ( 0 )
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Let's spread the word to make sure that our loved ones are at least aware of the hazard. This information may help others take the step to get protection against CO gas. A Carbon Mononxide Detector is the only tool that will give you that peace of mind.