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Originally Posted by George H.
Glad you're okay  I'm thinking the gas in that tank is LP or natural gas. I'm not sure a CO detector would be any use in that situation although they are great to have if your home is heated with a hydrocarbon fuel furnace.
CO is a byproduct of hydrocarbon combustion. Fortunately you didn't have any combustion there.
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Someone using a gas powered generator would definitely benefit from a CO detector. |
Oooh. Yes. That is a natural gas cylinder. And I knew that... but somehow didn't make the connection. o.O; Thank you for pointing that out.
Because life is evidently a pattern, it seems possible that there is a gas leak somewhere else in the compound today, in one of the other apartments.
Many many hugs to you both.