Congrats on the new home—and asking the right questions to keep your family safe! Water heaters do produce carbon monoxide.
Carbon monoxide comes from any appliance or device that uses fuel. Depending on the appliances in your home, you could have several that produce carbon monoxide. Common appliances are:
To prevent the build up of carbon monoxide in your home, ensure you have the proper ventilation system for your appliances. Since the water heater is older, you may want to have a professional inspect it to ensure it’s still safe and operating properly. Also, be sure you have carbon monoxide detectors installed throughout your home.
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