So THAT'S my issue!coal berner wrote:.....At moderate concentrations, angina, impaired vision, and reduced brain function may result.....
Not to make light of the situation ............. check that damn chimney ...................... dammit!
So THAT'S my issue!coal berner wrote:.....At moderate concentrations, angina, impaired vision, and reduced brain function may result.....
I apologize for criticizing a member of your family, Terry, but there's a difference between "frugal" and "foolish".I told him to get a manometer but he is "frugal."
Glad to hear rumors of your demise were greatly exagerated.pconn171 wrote:Don't worry about me, I'm not dead yet. Still have the smell, but I just shut the stoker down. I think it's the chimney - I don't have a chimney cap and I had a couple of dead birds at the start of the season so I think they might have a nest in there. I'm going to try and take a look this weekend to see what I have. In regards to the CO detectors though, I have a couple throughout the house and none of them are more than 3 years old so I doubt they are all lying to me. Other than the nasty smell, I've had no indications that there is CO in the house. It doesn't take much of a sulfur odor to stink up a large area so I'm sure the presence of the actual exhaust gases is minimal. Thanks for the input though and I'll let you know if I find something in the chimney.
Pat
SMITTY wrote:So THAT'S my issue!coal berner wrote:.....At moderate concentrations, angina, impaired vision, and reduced brain function may result.....
Not to make light of the situation ............. check that damn chimney ...................... dammit!