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Re: Carbon Monoxide
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Posted by Ford Man on September 01, 2004 at 12:42:24 from (24.199.226.13):
In Reply to: Re: Carbon Monoxide posted by TimFL on September 01, 2004 at 11:37:40:
Tim, Speaking from personal experience ,you are dead on ! Even though CO2 is harmless , you must have enough oxygen to live. About 20 years ago, my old boss left a propane forklift running in our shop all day long.He was trying to charge the batteries ! Anyway, I figured he was smart enough to open a door or something but he was not. I remember feeling woozy and sweating a lot as the level of CO2 grew , then I remember waking up in a chair in the parking lot and another employee shaking me and asking if I was OK . I was lucky and wound up with only a bad headache. I suppose the forklift would have eventually stopped on its own due to lack of oxygen but I don't think I will be a part of that experiment! Ford Man
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