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Here is a list of some of what sets off carbon monoxide alarms in the home: Malfunctions or improper ventilation of gas stoves, ovens, water heaters, furnaces, and boilers Blocked or faulty fireplace chimneys or flues Running generators in enclosed spaces or too close to the home Idling vehicles in attached garages Using charcoal or gas grills indoors or near open windows In some instances, CO detectors may produce a false alarm due to malfunction, low battery, or interference from other household chemicals

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A key source to the remainder of this post is a 1996 RJR document describing the history of cigarette brand introductions