Fire, CO, and Propane Safety Inputs sought...
Hi Team, We are getting ready to head off for 10 months in our 5th wheel and would be interested in any Fire, CO, and propane safety tips. Here is what I have done so far: 1) Added BR, LR , and...
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Bravo to you, Dan, for proactively thinking about co and fire. Bear in mind that if you place the co detector near a stove or anything that burns you will get an alarm. High humidity- kitchen, bath- will set off a smoke detector. Also, once a week, take your extinguisher, turn it upside down, and rap it with a rubber mallet. This will keep the dry chem from settling to a hard blob on the bottom of the extinguisher. Enjoy your travels!
