FAQ

CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) SAFETY CHECKLIST
CO Prevention
Yes __ No __ Have you installed at least one battery-powered CO alarm or AC-powered unit
with battery backup on each level of your home and near sleeping areas?
Yes __ No__
Does a licensed professional inspect the heating systems and other fuel-
burning appliances in your home annually?
Yes __ No__ Have you made sure fuel-burning appliances are installed properly and
operate according to the manufacturer’s instructions?
Yes __ No __ Do you have all fireplaces cleaned and inspected annually, and keep chimneys
clear of animal nests, leaves and residue to help ensure proper ventilation?
Yes __ No __ Have you made sure not to block or seal shut the exhaust flues or ducts used by
water heaters, ranges and clothes dryers?
Yes __ No __ Are you careful not to leave your car running in an attached garage or carport?
Yes __ No __ Are you careful not to use ovens or stoves to heat your home?
Yes __ No __ Are you careful not to use charcoal or gas grills inside or outdoors near a window wh
ere
CO fumes could seep into your home?
Yes __
No __ Do you test all carbon monoxide alarms in your home weekly? Do they use the most
accurate sensing technology?
Yes __ No __ Do you replace CO alarms every seven years in order to benefit from the latest
technology upgrades?
Yes __ No __ Are you careful not to use generators and grills indoors during a power outage?
If you answered "no" to any questions, your home may not be safe from Carbon Monoxide
For more information on CO, v
isit www.KnowAboutCO.com or www.kidde.com.