2.1K views · 17 reactions | Understanding the symptoms of carbon monoxide exposure is crucial for safety. Carbon monoxide has no smell, and can mimic flu-like symptoms causing nausea, dizziness, headaches, and shortness of breath. If you suspect carbon monoxide is in the area, evacuate immediately, seek medical help, and dial emergency services. Equip your home with Kidde carbon monoxide detectors to help keep your home safe. | Kidde Fire Safety | Facebook

154K views · 116 shares | We all know the importance of having smoke alarms in our homes, but do you have a carbon monoxide alarm? Dr Chris explains the symptoms of the silent killer  | This Morning | Facebook

1.6K views · 3 comments | In the state of Minnesota it's required by law to have a carbon monoxide detector on any floor of your home that has sleeping rooms and within 10 feet of any sleeping areas. Learn more about the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning in our latest Safety Minute video. | City of Lakeville, MN - Government | Facebook