Carbon Monoxide a Deadly Danger Over 3-Day Yom Tov
During the upcoming three-day Yom Tovs, when stoves cannot be turned off from Wednesday night until after Shabbos, carbon monoxide poisoning is a real danger.
The Orthodox Union’s Safe Homes, Shuls, and Schools program advises that if you leave a stovetop burner lit, leave a nearby window open at least 4 inches, with a second window open at the opposite end of the house. This will allow cross-ventilation and a supply of fresh air.
In addition, everyone needs a working carbon monoxide detector.
This article appeared in print on page 1 of edition of Hamodia.
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