Thanks Jeff for this post. I read about the California law recently regarding this matter. Thanks again for posting this.

Jeff, those making those laws should be well a ware of the dangers of carbon monoxide.  It is very evident that our local, state, and national politician have sniffed enough of it, and just look a the results that it has produced :) :) :)

We need these in our homes no doubt about it.  Many may not know it is a law in their area 

Jeff - CA has smoke detector disclosures, too?  We don't even have that required in Florida.  I bet you have a long list!

Jeff

I find it amazing that people done have one of these when they can save ones life

Jeff, when we built our home we had them installed in our home, and of course smoke dectectors.

Thanks for the reminder, Jeff.  I wonder what will be required next.  Hopefully the retrofit companies are up to speed on this now, since earlier this year they didn't have a clue.

That's great information, Jeff. Especially important when the law changes since most people will be completely unaware of this!

Hi Jeff, I even carry some extra ones in the car. Thankfully, I needed one recently and decided to buy a few extras. I will likley put the extra ones up in my own home.

☂ Jeff this is so important for everyone!  I liken it to cheap insurance - like a seat belt.  Carbon monoxide detectors are now required in homes built after the law in the Triangle but there isn't a disclosure form.  Great idea  CA is always leading the way in getting useful laws in place...  
Pamela

Thanks for the gentle reminder. Definitely something important that we all need to do to our homes.

I am closing on a home tomorrow-- but it is all electric and does not require detectors!  Thanks for posting Jeff... I am re-blogging!   Kathy

We had a presentation the last two office meetings at our office on this topic.

Dear Jeff -

California is always out front on the protection rules, isn't it?
Thanks for the clear explanation and the link.

Have a happy day -
Lynn