Homebrew PCBs

if the furnace is not at fault, try looking for leaks at the garage door,
CO is one of the many nasties produced by your automobile...

It sounds like you have a healthy respect for it, but don't underestimate
the lethality of carbon monoxide, it can and will kill you before you
realize what's going on.

> Ed,
>
> Have a Heater-Air professional inspect your furnace.  If there's a crack
> in the heat exchanger, or a venting problem, CO2 can build in the house.
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>> To: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com
>> From: ed.slatt@...
>> Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:23:18 +0000
>> Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Safety Question \ufffd Carbon Monoxide & Homebrew
>> PCB
>>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Do any of the basic homebrew PCB processes put off Carbon Monoxide?
>> Do any of the processes put of any chemical that can trick/damage CO
>> detectors? My middle level CO detector went off a few days ago.
>> After talking myself back into the house I changed batteries in all of
>> my fire/CO detectors and swapped the upstairs detector for the middle
>> level detector that triggered. A few days later the new middle level
>> detector went off. The offending location is on a hallway ceiling
>> that is half way between the garage where I park my car and the
>> basement where I etch/tin PCBs. I've been doing both for ~2 years
>> with out an alarm. My house is heated via NG. Any comments or
>> suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Ed
>>
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