How to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning ?

1. In cold seasons, if possible, choose centralized heating.

When using heating equipment such as coal stoves and charcoal fires indoors, the coal should be burned out and not covered tightly; Regularly ventilate doors and windows to maintain fresh indoor air. Install a home gas carbon monoxide alarm at home.

3. The coal furnace should be equipped with a chimney, and the interface of the chimney should be firmly connected in sequence (the thicker end of the chimney should face the coal furnace) to prevent air leakage; It is best to open the chimney mouth in the downwind direction. For outdoor chimney, it is best to install a wind shield or a turning neck to prevent strong winds from blowing gas back into the house; It is necessary to install a windlass inside the house, and it is best to install the windlass above the doors and windows.

4. Properly install and use heating equipment such as coal stoves and charcoal fires, regularly inspect stoves, maintain and clean chimney and wind pipes, and keep them unobstructed. At the same time, learn to install and use home gas carbon monoxide alarms.

5. Heating equipment such as coal stoves and charcoal fires should be kept away from flammable, explosive, and volatile toxic substances, and should not be placed directly in the bedroom; If conditions permit, it is best to move the stove outside before going to bed at night.

6. Try not to use heating equipment such as coal stoves and charcoal fires under meteorological conditions such as low pressure, high relative humidity, cloudy and rainy weather, and haze; When eating hot pot at home, it is best not to use coal or charcoal. If used, it is best to place it in a ventilated hall or keep doors and windows open for ventilation.