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Gas dryers produce carbon monoxide as part of normal combustion. That exhaust is supposed to leave through the vent — if it can't, it has to go somewhere.
Why a blocked vent is dangerous
When the duct is obstructed, exhaust can spill back into the laundry room. Carbon monoxide has no color or smell, so the first sign is often how people feel: headaches, dizziness, nausea or unusual fatigue.
Stay protected
- Keep working CO detectors near sleeping areas
- Have gas dryer vents inspected and cleaned annually
- Make sure the laundry space has adequate make-up air
- Never vent a gas dryer into a garage, attic or crawlspace
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