Carbon Monoxide is often called a silent killer because of its invisible, odorless nature. That makes installing a Carbon Monoxide detector even more critical. Here are CNET's top picks.

Kathryn Gillett, 44, from Wichita, said she bought a battery-powered carbon monoxide detector two years ago for a stay at an ...

Because of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning, it's a good idea to travel with a portable detector, Sean Malloy, field chief of the Evanston Fire Department in Illinois, told CBS News.

Carbon monoxide poisoning can be more of a risk during the colder months. CO detectors can prevent poisoning. Here's how many you need, and where to place them.

U.S. lawmakers are attempting to mandate carbon monoxide detectors in hotels and short-term rentals following deadly ...

For better or worse, the phrase "better safe than sorry" has become my motto as an adult. That means, among other things, carbon monoxide detectors on every floor — and they have to work! If you ...

Carbon monoxide poisoning is rare, but it's not as rare as you may think in hotels and resorts. Here's why you should consider traveling with a portable carbon monoxide detector and which one to buy.

"The carbon monoxide detectors batteries should be checked once a month – replaced once a year," Marsico said. Make sure those detectors are replaced every 10 years.

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Portable carbon monoxide detectors may be one of the simplest ways to protect your family while on the road. But experts say families shouldn’t be shy about asking hotels or rental hosts about ...

Carbon monoxide—that invisible, odorless silent killer—could be a risk in your hotel room. Unfortunately there’s no real way of knowing how protected you are unless you take precautions ...