YouTube safety advisory (single-speaker) emphasizing that carbon monoxide (CO) is odorless and can leak from heat exchangers or appliances, so households need CO detectors to protect family safety. The speaker also mentions some CO detectors may detect natural gas, explains that first-time electrical or heat-strip burning smells can be normal, but a strong raw gas smell is dangerous and warrants calling a professional.
But with co, when it leaks out or if you got a hold the heat exchanger or whatever, you know, that's, you're not going to see or smell it. So that's why you need a detector to make sure you're safe and your family is safe because it's something that you can't smell. So. Yeah. And I think our CO detectors also take natural gas when they come in. So again, you shouldn't be having, you shouldn't have a raw gas mill so bad smell. Electrical burning heat strips that are first time of year. That's okay. That's gonna happen. Raw gas, not okay. You need to call somebody.
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