If Only the Quality of Air in their Home was Just as Healthy and Safe as in the Park
They only wish the quality of air to breathe inside their house was healthy and safe as in the park.

But inadequate ventilation in their energy efficient, tightly built home, traps toxic air pollutants inside.

Silently I affects the way they feel and live.

Indoor air pollutants such as Carbon Monoxide (CO), radon, tobacco smoke, nitrogen oxide and formalhyde are hazardous to your health.

Carbon monoxide is a particular concern because it is an odorless, tasteless gas that can be emitted from standard home appliances,

water heaters, furnaces, fireplaces, and heating sources, along with fumes emitted from automobiles in attached garages.

Carbon monoxide is absorbed through the lungs into the bloodstream inhibiting the blood´s capacity to transport oxygen throughout the body.

High levels of carbon monoxide can kills in minutes.

Not so apparent but more important is the long term exposure to low or moderate levels of carbon monoxide gas in your homes.

Carbon monoxide is difficult to diagnose.

Because its symptoms are similar to other common ailments, such as flu, carbon monoxide is often called ¨The Great Imitator¨Symptoms of low level carbon monoxide poisoning can include headaches, fatigue, nausea, dizzy spells and confusion.

No homeowners like yourself can do something about it.
To be sure the quality of air in your home is a healthy and safe as in the park, you need to be warned of lifethreatening levels of carbon monoxide, and more importantly the prescence of low or moderate levels of this ¨Silence Intruder¨in your home.

The good nes is that once you indentify a CO problem, it can be easily corrected by your gas utility or control contractor.

Due to a recent technological breakthrough, you can now accurately determine if there is carbon monoxide in the air inside your house or apartment using a new advanced GWT carbon monoxide detector from AP.