Warning for indoor carbon monoxide poisoning

Carbon monoxide poisoning is gas poisoning. Inadequate burning of coal, natural gas, or other carbon-containing substances produces carbon monoxide, which is colorless, hard to detect and toxic. Excessive inhalation of carbon monoxide can lead to asphyxia of human tissues, damage of tissue cells and death.
How does carbon monoxide come in the home?
It is a happy thing to be home with hot water in the cold winter. Gas water heaters are favored by many consumers because of their advantages of instant heating, high water yield and low cost. But the fly in the ointment is that gas heaters can produce carbon monoxide if not burned sufficiently. Actually not only gas water heater, the gas range that USES in the home, when combustion is not sufficient also can produce carbon monoxide, intuitionistic expression is red yellow fire phenomenon.
As far as the manufacturer of carbon monoxide gas detector knows, another reason is, the wind pressure that the exhaust pipe of gas water heater bears is bigger because of outdoor wind in winter. Once the exhaust pipe is blocked by outdoor wind, the waste gas cannot be discharged, the carbon monoxide in the waste gas will be poured back into the room, thus causing carbon monoxide poisoning.
Carbon monoxide poisoning is caused by many reasons, among which poor air mobility and weak safety awareness are the main causes of gas poisoning. In addition, the improper installation of water heaters, heating with home-made heaters are also easy to lead to carbon monoxide poisoning accidents.
What about carbon monoxide poisoning?
The manufacturer of carbon monoxide gas alarm reminds the patient to be treated actively in case of carbon monoxide poisoning. First, open doors and Windows immediately and circulate air. Then move the patient to a place with fresh air and good ventilation. For coma patients, vomit should be prevented from inhaling into the lungs, and immediately sent to the hospital for further treatment.