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australia:co [2026/08/30 09:13] – [Basic rules to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning whilst camping] gary1australia:co [2026/08/30 09:13] (current) – [Basic rules to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning whilst camping] gary1
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   ***if using a flued device such as a wood stove with a chimney, ensure the space is well ventilated by an open door or large window, the flue is open and clear, AND you have a carbon monoxide alarm**   ***if using a flued device such as a wood stove with a chimney, ensure the space is well ventilated by an open door or large window, the flue is open and clear, AND you have a carbon monoxide alarm**
     * leakage of CO from flued wood stoves is often maximal if either the door is open or when the flames go out and the ashes are smouldering - then is NOT the time to close the doors and window - wait until it is fully out!     * leakage of CO from flued wood stoves is often maximal if either the door is open or when the flames go out and the ashes are smouldering - then is NOT the time to close the doors and window - wait until it is fully out!
-  ***don't run a diesel heater, petrol generator or a car with its exhaust outflow flowing into or near the air intake into an enclosed space such as a tent** +  ***don't run a diesel heater, petrol generator or a car with its exhaust outflow flowing into or near the air intake into an enclosed space such as a tent or caravan** 
  
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australia/co.txt · Last modified: 2026/08/30 09:13 by gary1

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