According to the National Fire Protection Association, you should install carbon monoxide and smoke alarms in the following spots: On each level of a multilevel home Near bedrooms and sleeping areas Any other areas required by law To make sure youre protected again carbon monoxide, combination detectors should also be mounted in the following locations: Near sources of CO.Place CO detectors 5-20 feet from common sources of carbon monoxide in the home, such as your water heater, furnace, or space heaters
This work was supported by the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique CNRS UMR 8246, INSERM U1130, the Foundation for Medical Research (FRM, Equipe FRM DEQ2013326488 to P.F.), FRM FDT201904008060 (to S.M.), the French National Cancer Institute Grant TABAC-16-022 et TABAC-19-020 (to P.F.), French state funds managed by the ANR (ANR-16 Nicostress, ANR -17 SNP-Nic, ANR-20 Nicado to P.F., ANR-19 Vampire to F.M.) and The LabEx Bio-Psy (to P.F.)
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