Carbon monoxide-producing appliances include: Furnaces Dryers Gas ranges (stoves) Wood-burning stoves (lower amounts than natural gas stoves) Boilers Ovens Cars and trucks Grills Space heaters Cigarettes or tobacco smoke What are the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning
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Quitting can reduce and even reverse some of these effects