A carbon monoxide detector.
THIS IS AN EXCELLENT QUESTION!! Since carbon monoxide is a colorless, oderless, invisible gas, there are certain ways to test for it. This is very important, since carbon monoxide is so poisonous and deadly and present when you least expect it. EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE A CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR!! Just as you would have a smoke detector, you should have a CO detector. One for each floor or large area of a house. A good one is not that expensive, but think--how much would you pay to save the lives of your family!!!!!!! In our 2 story cape we have six (6) smoke detectors, including one in the basement. ALSO- we have a CO detector on the first floor and second floor. When the upstairs CO detector kept going off, we went to fresh air and called the local fire dept. They are more than happy to come to your home and test. They simply walk around with a little black box that accurately detects ANY amount of CO in the air. Our problem turned out to be a CO detector that was "FULL". The Fire Chief informed us that certain types of CO detectors "collect" minute bits of CO over years. Ours was 7 years old and had to be replaced because it was "full", and kept going off. We immediately purchased a new one, and that one should be good for years. PLEASE NOTE: If you EVER think that you are exposed to CO, DO NOT hesitate to call the fire house and ask them to stop by with their meter. They are happy to do it. SYMPTOMS OF CO POISONING: VERY SLEEPY FOR NO REASON, NAUSEA, CONFUSION, PASSED OUT ETC.... YOU CAN'T SMELL IT OR SEE IT. IT ROBS YOUR BLOOD OF OXYGEN, THEN YOU FALL ASLEEP AND NEVER WAKE UP. GET SOME CO DETECTORS IN YOUR HOUSE TODAY!!!!! Thousands die each year from it. ONE of the worst cases I ever heard of happened to a wealthy, happy family. Dad was a doctor, at work for the day. Meanwhile back at his huge, beautiful house was his whole family. It was around the changing of the seasons (New York I think), and some of the people were cold, whilst other members of the family were warm. Without knowing it, someone was turning up the heat, and at the nearly same time someone was turning on the central air system. UNBEKNOWNST to every one, the A/C/ unit was actually sucking in the fumes from the furnace. Over time the house filled with CO. When the father returned h ome from work, he found every member of his family DEAD. CO poisoing happens all the time for a million different reasons, and it sneeks up on you and kills you. EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST ONE CO DETECTOR IN THEIR HOME, CONDO,,APARTMENT, MOTORHOME, ANYWHERE THAT PEOPLE ARE . TWO (2) GOOD CO DETECTORS COST UNDER $100.00. IS YOUR LIFFE OR THE LIVES OF YOUR LOVED ONES WORTH $100.00!!!!!!! remember: FIRE OFFICIALS WOULD BE MUCH HAPPIER CHECKING YOUR HOME FOR TEN MINUTES, RATHER THAN FIND DEAD BODIES. As far as I know, a good CO detector and a Fireman with their little detectors they carry around is the ONLY way to be certain if you are being poisoned by CO. <<
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a carbon monoxide detector
A carbon monoxide detector.
Keep air flowing through the vessel
Keep the airflow
Portage is the act of carrying the cargo and the boat from one place, such as the bottom of rapids, to another place, such as the top of rapids. A Haul over is a smooth place on an isthmus where a boat is dragged across land between bodies of water.
a big wave come from a boat
no because unlike cyclohexane which has all single bonds, benzene alterates with double and single bonds. therefore it does not want to freely form the boat and chair conformations
Either RESISTANCE, or FRICTION - first by water then by air - or reverse thrust. Friction arises when the water rubs against the hull of the boat. The rougher the skin of the hull, the faster the boat slows. Reverse thrust is used when the engine, oars or motor is utilised to either turn the propellant device in the opposite direction or to run it backwards.
A boat produces the highest concentration of carbon monoxide in the exhaust system.
A boat produces the highest concentration of carbon monoxide in the exhaust system.
Keep the airflow
Keep the boat well ventilated
Keep fresh air flowing through the boat.
Keep air flowing through the vessel. You could get a corbon monoxide detector, they work in a similar way to a smoke alarm. At least then you will get a warning.
One way is to make sure you have adequate ventilation while the motor is running and use your bilge blower should help too.They do make Carbon Monoxide detecters for house's you can use on boats. They're about the same size as a smoke detector.
fatal carbon monoxide poisoning.
1. Get 10 Egyptians 2. Give them enough money for them to build a boat (even more if you want a better boat) 3. Tell them to build a boat!
By having safety measures in place such as having a carbon monoxide detector, not leaving appliances running with no open windows etc. This is especially important to not leave your car running in a closed garage since the fumes can build up.
build it
You can not build boats in the sims 3