@@Airwolfthehelicopter Make sure the exhaust is piped away from the house, and have a couple CO _(carbon monoxide)_ detectors inside the house. Quite honestly, those Generacs shouldn't.be right up against the house. Also, make sure the starting battery is good before each storm.
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Half a million customers are still without electricity in the Houston area, and may not get it until early next week.
@@facitenonvictimarum174 I would say they should use generators but I got a safety message about a carbon monoxide leak
@@Airwolfthehelicopter
Make sure the exhaust is piped away from the house, and have a couple CO _(carbon monoxide)_ detectors inside the house. Quite honestly, those Generacs shouldn't.be right up against the house.
Also, make sure the starting battery is good before each storm.
@@facitenonvictimarum174 I will do that