Re: Does Carbon Monoxide rise or fall?

[Frank Olson <use-the-email-links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

me@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Chip C <chipc_0517@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> I have a combination CO-plus-flammable-gas (not smoke) detector. Its
>> instructions were to mount high in rooms where natural gas is being
>> used, low if propane is being used (which should be news to nobody in
>> this group). It says that CO mixes uniformly in air and that CO
>> detection is equal no matter the mounting height.
>
> Agree with the placement of the unit
>
> But was told NOT to buy the combo units

Combo units are a compromise.  They're better than nothing at all, but
fall short of the standards I've set in protecting my own family.  If I
won't use them in my own home, it stands to reason I wouldn't use them
in someone elses.