Where to Place Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors

We all know that we need smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in our homes. But do you know how many you’re actually required to have? If not, I’ve got the answers to share with you today.
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[@lisbetharellanoyourrealtor4502]

Excellent... I am remodeling a 1956 property and was wondering how many and where should be located the smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.. Thank you for sharing this information.

[@baconbutty1131]

Concise informative video. Thank you.

[@audioandlyricsvlogs5934]

Also remember don’t set it near a heating vent as it may set it off or anything that has steam, in the kitchen (cooking), bathroom (hot water), etc.

[@drewborgholthaus2010]

Are no alarms required in the kitchen?

[@forestwu379]

No, otherwise the smoke/steam from cooking will set false alarms

[@audioandlyricsvlogs5934]

Same with the bathroom the steam from hot water