sphillips1
(Skyler Phillips)
February 7, 2015, 4:17am
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I’m looking to upgrade some tools. Do any of you recommend a certain brand of Co2 detector (meter)? I’m looking between $300-500…
mhoward1
(Mike G. Howard, CMI)
February 7, 2015, 6:46am
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Are you talking about a CO detector? Carbon Monoxide? I use a Snifit model 50. Works very well.
ldapkus
(Linas Dapkus, CMI)
February 7, 2015, 10:50am
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I highly recommend this CO2 meter. Our inspectors always check and report CO2 levels inside and outside of the home.
http://www.amprobe.com/amprobe/usen/Environmental-Test/CO2-and-CO/AMP-CO2-100.htm?PID=73190
jjonas
(Jeffrey Jonas)
February 7, 2015, 11:04am
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Youse guys really need to gets your crap together… Chemical or Molecular Formula for Carbon Dioxide
You are exposed to carbon dioxide every day in the air you breathe and in household products, so you might be concerned about carbon dioxide poisoning. Here’s the truth about carbon dioxide poisoning and whether it’s something you need to worry about.
Can Carbon Dioxide Poison You?
At ordinary levels, carbon dioxide or CO 2 is non-toxic . It is a normal component of air and so safe it is added to beverages to carbonate them. When you use baking soda or baking powder , you are purposely introducing carbon dioxide bubbles into your food to make it rise. Carbon dioxide is as safe a chemical as any you’ll ever encounter.
wjones
(Will Jones, TN 822)
February 9, 2015, 3:44am
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Why would you be testing CO2 and not CO?!
mhazelwood
(Mike Hazelwood, CMI)
February 9, 2015, 5:39am
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This drives me nuts. agents are asking me “are there any CO2 alarms in the house?”
jjonas
(Jeffrey Jonas)
February 9, 2015, 8:32am
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Just reply honestly… “No, there are not” , and walk away.
Let them deal with their own stupidity.
I’m certain your client will understand what is in your report.
ldapkus
(Linas Dapkus, CMI)
February 9, 2015, 10:40am
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You really need to look at my link if you want a CO2 monitor.
http://www.amprobe.com/amprobe/usen/…htm?PID=73190