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Hello:
For a house that has natural gas for heating, as well as the cook stove: Was wondering if there are natural gas detectors (guess it's Methane) one can perhaps place in the basement near the furnace, such as there are for CO detectors ? Probably as worried about a natural gas leak as I am concerned about the possibility of excess CO. Looked on the web, but could only find a model made by: Safe-T-Alert (40-411) who I have never heard of. Any good ? Does Kidde or First Alert make these also ? Any thoughts and opinions on these types of detectors, assuming they exist, would be most appreciated. Thanks, B. |
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