There are many things that are crucial to Lou Manfredini and the HouseSmarts team, but nothing more so than home safety. One of the most basic areas of home safety is making sure you have carbon monoxide and smoke alarms in your house. It is important that your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors are positioned properly. Recently on HouseSmarts Radio on WABC in New York, this caller was wondering where she should place her carbon monoxide detector in her two-story home. home.
If you are like this caller and only have one alarm to place in your home, you should place your carbon monoxide detector in the hallway right outside of your bedroom. With the chemical makeup of carbon monoxide, it does not matter whether you place the detector higher up or lower on the wall. Lou strongly recommends having multiple carbon monoxide detectors and smoke detectors placed on various levels and rooms of your home to have all bases covered. Home safety alarms are an inexpensive purchase that can quite literally save your life! And while we are on the topic of home alarms, regularly check your alarms to make sure they are working properly and update the batteries. Stay safe everyone!
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