Carbon monoxide can get inside your home if appliances that burn fuel malfunction or are not vented properly. If this happens, it can quickly become a medical emergency.

Carbon monoxide can be a silent killer and with temperatures falling, here's how you can keep your home safe. CBS Pittsburgh. ... which will also cause carbon monoxide," he said.

You can't smell, taste, or see carbon monoxide. Yet exposure to even a small amount can cause death. Learn more about symptoms, prevention, and emergency tips.

Doing so can cause a buildup of carbon monoxide inside your home, cabin or camper. • Never burn charcoal indoors. • Never use a portable gas camp stove indoors.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Carbon monoxide poisoning is the most common poison-related cause of hospitalization and death after a major storm event that causes power outages, according to the Palmetto ...

Experts said residents should mount carbon monoxide detectors on walls, about four feet off the ground, on every floor of a home. The leak reported Thursday morning on American Boulevard in ...

Carbon monoxide, also known as "the silent killer," is a poisonous gas that does not have any smell or taste. ... Overuse can cause a buildup of CO inside your home and lead to poisoning.

WAKEFIELD, N.H. — A Massachusetts community is mourning the deaths of four family members after an apparent exposure to carbon monoxide at a New Hampshire vacation home on Christmas Day. Family ...

Keeping your home safe from carbon monoxide this winter 01:42. ASPINWALL (KDKA) -- Carbon monoxide can be a silent killer, especially in the winter when most exposures happen, according to Johns ...