Since starting up his furnace a few weeks ago he is been feeling sick, so he called the Jackson Fire Department to check for poisonous carbon monoxide gas around his heater. I remember back somewhere when I was having it serviced. This time, the furnace checks out fine, but the rescue team does a thorough test around the house before declaring it carbon monoxide free. Fire Safety Chief Willie Owens says even though there was no problem, Drummonds did the right thing by calling them. It's a silent killer.
People just go to sleep right away and they never knew what happened.
That's why we ask people to have a carbon monoxide detector. In fact, he says they should be as common as smoke detectors. Everyone should have at least one. Kenneth Drummonds says his home will have one soon. I thought about getting one several times.