That’s genuinely terrifying. This is a PSA to everyone if you don’t have a carbon monoxide detector installed GO GET ONE
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Anonymous8w
how did you even find this out?
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Anonymous8w
HELLO?????
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Anonymous8w
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Anonymous8w
OH!?
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Anonymous8w
Get a CO2 sensor, it's nice to be able to keep an eye on the air quality at home, especially if you have any gas or wood burning appliances!
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Anonymous8w
Check your fire alarms please people and check those batteries, also if urs doesn't have built in CO2 and CO buy another detector for them
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Anonymous#18w
It must’ve been high af last week, cause before I did a full air cleanse of my apartment I was so tired that I just couldn’t go to the new job I got
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AnonymousOP8w
I could barely even get out of bed that day, the exhaustion was so bad
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Anonymous#58w
While yes. Definitely get detectors. CO2 positioning is different than carbon monoxide (CO).
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Anonymous#68w
Whoops lmfao I did not read that right
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Anonymous#48w
no, that's a different chemical entirely
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Anonymous#78w
My mom, bless her, recognized the symptoms and pushed me to circulate the air and get a CO2 detector
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Anonymous#88w
The irony is that I don’t have anything like that…even the stove in the apartment is induction. However, I live in the basement of a bigger building, so it all sinks down to me
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Anonymous#38w
Howdy 😃👋
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Anonymous#58w
It’s fine. I just realized I didn’t catch spell check changing poison to positioning 😂
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AnonymousOP8w
how did you go about your apartment management to fix it?
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Anonymous#78w
Opened up windows on each side of the apartment, and put a fan blowing air out in one. Created a low pressure inside the pull air inside through the other window and circulate pretty much all the air in the apartment. It’s not a permanent fix, but it’s a good air cleanse