Category: Furnace Hazards

Furnace Hazards involve risks associated with the operation and maintenance of heating systems, which can lead to serious safety issues if not properly managed. These hazards include the potential for fires due to malfunctioning equipment, accumulation of flammable materials, or improper ventilation; carbon monoxide poisoning from leaks or inadequate exhaust; and electrical risks from faulty wiring. Regular maintenance, proper installation, and adherence to safety protocols are crucial in mitigating these risks, ensuring that furnaces operate safely and efficiently while protecting occupants from potential harm.

CPSC-PR-24-131

CPSC-PR-24-131 (Feb. 26, 2024) Stay Safe, While Staying Warm This Winter; CPSC Warns Consumers to be Cautious When Using Generators, Furnaces and Space Heaters – New CPSC Report Shows Upward Trend in Non-Fire CO Deaths Continues WASHINGTON, D.C. – As cold weather continues to impact much of the country, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) […]