How to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in cars ？

The scorching summer heat is unbearable, and car owners like to turn on air conditioning to reduce heat. But also pay attention to preventing carbon monoxide poisoning inside the car. The following points are hoped to be helpful to car owners.

1. Maintain ventilation
Carbon monoxide poisoning in the car is mainly caused by patients inhaling too much carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide in the car is a harmful gas. If the patient stays in the car for too long and the windows are not opened, it can lead to a high concentration of carbon monoxide in the car, causing carbon monoxide poisoning. So it is recommended that patients use exhaust fans, air conditioning, etc. in the car to maintain indoor ventilation and avoid high carbon monoxide concentration inside the car. It is also recommended to install a carbon monoxide alarm in the car, so that if there is a carbon monoxide leak inside the car, the alarm will immediately sound a sharp alarm to notify you.

2. Regular inspections
If the concentration of carbon monoxide in the car is too high, it is recommended that the patient check whether the car window is open before driving. If the window is not open, it is recommended that the patient check whether the window is closed when parking. If it is already closed, it is recommended that the patient go to the window and check if there are any abnormal conditions inside the car. In addition, the carbon monoxide alarm in the car should also be checked regularly to avoid damage to the machine or loss of battery, which may affect the carbon monoxide alarm and prevent it from sounding the alarm to the car owner in a timely manner.

3. Wear a mask
If the patient experiences discomfort symptoms such as dizziness and nausea inside the car, it is recommended that the patient promptly open the car window and turn on the air conditioning to maintain air circulation inside the car, which can effectively prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

In addition, other preventive measures such as proper use of wind oil essence and mosquito repellent can also effectively prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in the car.