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Carbon monoxide produced by older HVAC units or furnaces that are not installed or vented correctly is one source of CO. It can come from other fuel-fired sources as well, including but not limited to:
- Gas ranges and stoves
- Gas clothes dryers
- Portable fuel-burning space heaters
- Fireplaces
- Gas water heaters
- Wood-burning stoves
- Vehicles running in an attached garage
- Charcoal/gas grilles
- Portable generators
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