Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, and non-irritating suffocating gas, which is extremely harmful. We should pay attention to where carbon monoxide may be generated, prevent and deal with it.
First of all, indoors: As we all know, heating in winter may cause carbon monoxide poisoning in closed rooms, so whether you use coal, gas or other heating methods, you should not completely close the heating room and leave a little vent.
When we cook, some people are used to turning the gas stove into a low fire to cook the rice. However, such a small fire may also cause insufficient fuel combustion and produce carbon monoxide, so try not to open a small fire to stew and cook, and at the same time, keep the kitchen well ventilated.
The second is the inside of the car: car exhaust also contains a large amount of carbon monoxide, which will cause harm to the passengers in the closed compartment and cause poisoning when it leaks into the car.
At the same time, in the cold season, in order to prevent the northerly wind from flowing backwards, many family chimneys are located on the south side of the house. If the wind turns from the north to the south suddenly, it will also cause many chimneys to invert, and the coal stoves will not be well ventilated, resulting in a large amount of carbon monoxide gas trapped indoors. Many users keep coal stoves tightly sealed, which is also a major cause of insufficient coal combustion. A large amount of carbon monoxide gas accumulates indoors, which is very soluble and causes poisoning.
After understanding the sources of these carbon monoxide, please take precautions in advance to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.
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