Read about Water Safety Activities Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Prevention
Carbon Monoxide is the leading cause of accidental poisoning deaths in North America. Every year more than 10,000 people die or seek medical attention due to CO poisoning. Here is some information from the Danger Rangers and Kidde for keeping your family safe from carbon monoxide poisoning.
 
Danger Ranger Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Prevention
Here are some facts and tips from Kidde that you may not know about carbon monoxide poisoning Here are some facts and tips from Kidde that you may not know about carbon monoxide poisoning
The only way to keep you and your family safe from being poisoned is to install a CO alarm on every level of your home and in sleeping areas.
The only way to keep you and your family safe from being poisoned is to install a CO alarm on every level of your home and in sleeping areas.
Keep chimneys clear of animal nests, leaves and residue to ensure proper venting.
Keep chimneys clear of animal nests, leaves and residue to ensure proper venting.
Do not use charcoal or gas grills inside or operate outdoors near a window where CO fumes could seep in through a window.
Do not use charcoal or gas grills inside or operate outdoors near a window where CO fumes could seep in through a window.
Do not block or seal shut the exhaust flues or ducts used by water heaters, ranges, and clothes dryers.
Do not block or seal shut the exhaust flues or ducts used by water heaters, ranges, and clothes dryers.
Do not leave your car running in an attached garage or carport.
Do not leave your car running in an attached garage or carport.
 
Do not use ovens or stoves to heat your home.
Below are some activities that you can do with your kids to teach them the importance of carbon monoxide poisoning prevention Below are some activities that you can do with your kids to teach them the importance of carbon monoxide poisoning prevention
Here's a coloring page that explains the importance of CO detector.
Did you know that campfires produce carbon monoxide? This coloring page teaches you that.
Headache or sleepy? This coloring page teaches kids to tell an adult if they are not feeling well from possible CO poisoning.
Sing along with the Danger Rangers and remember staying safe is all about using your common sense!
 
Make sure you check all carbon monoxide alarms in your home. Do they need batteries?
Here are resources from Kidde to teach you more about Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Here are resources from Kidde to teach you more about Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Click here to learn about potential CO dangers in your home
Click here to learn about potential CO dangers in your home
Health and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning - learn more
Health and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning - learn more
Want to read or share a story about a home fire or carbon monoxide incident?  Click here.
Want to read or share a story about a home fire or carbon monoxide incident? Click here.
How to choose a carbon monoxide alarm - features and placement
How to choose a carbon monoxide alarm - features and placement
 
Make sure you test your CO alarm monthly.
Here are some products to keep you safe from carbon monoxide poisoning Here are some products to keep you safe from carbon monoxide poisoning
Battery operated CO alarms
Battery operated CO alarms
AC plug-in operated CO alarms
AC plug-in operated CO alarms
AC wire-in operated CO alarms
AC wire-in operated CO alarms
Interested in other life safety products from Kidde?  Click here!
Interested in other life safety products from Kidde? Click here!
 
Practice your fire escape plan!