It's your life.

I will not toy with the lives of my kids. If you remember the chart I
copied, it said 0 PPM was Desirable. That's what I strive for in my house.


"Ann Onymous" wrote in message
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Really? The ones you are talking about _don't_ always go off..... I
know.

So, what's your point? Smoke detectors _don't_ always go off when they
should. No 'detector' will ever work perfectly.

For the same money, you can buy five or six "regular" CO detectors for
the price of one "low level detection" detector. I'd think the former
would provide more protection against life-threatening levels of CO, with
a far lower chance of not alarming when needed.