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Carbon Monoxide in the Home

Carbon Monoxide (also known as CO) is a poisonous gas which can be given off by any appliance which burns a fossil fuel such as gas, coal or oil. Carbon monoxide is colourless, odourless and has no taste and as a result, is extremely dangerous. Carbon monoxide can enter your home or a room in your home if:

  • You have a faulty appliance
  • Your appliance has not been maintained
  • The room is not properly ventilated
  • The chimney or flue is blocked

Carbon monoxide alarms are available from all good hardware stores. They are usually installed adjacent to sleeping areas or in rooms containing a gas appliance. More than one may be required to offer full protection. A Carbon Monoxide alarm should not be used as a substitute for a smoke alarm. For more information, visit Bord Gais Energy or Assist Ireland