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Posted on January 6, 2014

Averting The Threat Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

If you live in a part of the state where cold weather is common at this time of the year, then you always have to be cognizant of the danger of carbon monoxide poisoning.  While certainly a possibility in all types of weather, the threat is exacerbated when heating your home.  A new report offers… read more

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Posted on December 5, 2013

When The Furnace Kicks On, So Must Fire Safety

As the temperatures go on the decline at this time of the year, people around Southern California are going to be turning on their furnaces for the first time in what could have been months.  Unfortunately, a number of citizens will neglect to take the proper precautions with these devices, and they therefore set themselves… read more

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Posted on November 26, 2013

Heating Safety Important Even In Warm Weather Locales

A new report out of Bakersfield takes a look at the threat posed by improper heating maintenance.  Because persons in Bakersfield and other environs in California are used to dealing with warm weather that rarely necessitates a heater being turned on, dangers tend to pop up once it does come time to start the unit. … read more

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Posted on June 17, 2013

Keep Safety In Mind No Matter What Type of Generator You Use

We’re not even into summer yet and already large swaths of the country have been impacted by storms.  If you live in an area prone to such weather, you may find yourself investing in a generator so that you can be sure you’ll have power even during disasters.  If so, then consider some of the… read more

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Posted on March 7, 2013

47,419 Vehicles Recalled by Subaru Over Asphyxiation Risk

Impreza, Outback, Legacy, and Crosstrek vehicles of model years ranging between 2010 and 2013 are being recalled by Subaru because of an issue with the remote starter key fob.  47,419 automobiles in total could suffer from the defect, which could find the remote starter suddenly being activated without warning if a user drops the fob. … read more

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Posted on October 31, 2012

Carbon Monoxide Danger Highlighted By FEMA, USFA, and CPSC

There have been no shortage of safety tips on the heels of Hurricane Sandy displacing people from their homes and cutting the power to millions.  But it’s hard to ignore those tips when they’re coming from such authoritative entities as the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the United States Fire Administration, and the Consumer Product Safety… read more

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Posted on October 25, 2012

Heating Appliance Tips Offered by SoCalGas

Recently, we brought you tips from the Southern California Gas company about what to do should an earthquake compromise your gas utilities.  But even when an earthquake isn’t on the horizon, it’s important to understand the proper safety procedures to take in regards to the gas appliances in your home.  With winter on the way,… read more

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Posted on October 3, 2012

970 RTV500 Vehicles Recalled by Kubota Over Carbon Monoxide Risk

Due to a carbon monoxide hazard posed, Kubota has recalled 970 of its RTV500 vehicles. This model number can be found on the door. Carbon monoxide levels can build up in the off-road utility vehicle’s cab while the vehicle is idling. So far two people have reported having a headache due to this issue. If… read more

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Posted on December 27, 2011

Recall: About 13,000 Navien Instantaneous Water Heaters

According to news sources, about 13,000 units of the Navien Instantaneous water heater have been recalled due to a faulty connection of the vent collar that can detach when pressure is applied, causing potential carbon monoxide poisoning in the process. The company, Navien America Inc., issued the recall in cooperation with The U.S. Consumer Product… read more

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