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Nicolas
When my friend spent the night he made a comment "every time I sleep at your basement it feels like I've been drinking I get a mild headache" then friend 2 agreed. Whenever I go to sleep in my room on the weekends I wake up with a mild headache also. Not on the weekdays though I get up for school at 7 though. Could it be because my room is in the basement? Could it be because my room is pitch black regardless of the time of the day.
Answer
I would speculate that your furnace is in the basement, and that your house has temperature setback, and that the furnace doesn't kick back on till after 7A.M., so you don't notice things on the weekdays, but that you and your friends don't get up till after that on the weekend days.
I very much suggest that there be a carbon monoxide detector mounted in the basement, or at the very least a smoke detector near the furnace.
Alternately, you could wake up dead later on when the furnace comes on during the night after things get a lot colder.
And if you don't have at least 8% of your floor area in window area, half of it being openable, it is not legally a habitable space, per the International Code for residential properties.
People were not designed to live in caves. Nor near carbon monoxide sources into their habitable spaces.
I would speculate that your furnace is in the basement, and that your house has temperature setback, and that the furnace doesn't kick back on till after 7A.M., so you don't notice things on the weekdays, but that you and your friends don't get up till after that on the weekend days.
I very much suggest that there be a carbon monoxide detector mounted in the basement, or at the very least a smoke detector near the furnace.
Alternately, you could wake up dead later on when the furnace comes on during the night after things get a lot colder.
And if you don't have at least 8% of your floor area in window area, half of it being openable, it is not legally a habitable space, per the International Code for residential properties.
People were not designed to live in caves. Nor near carbon monoxide sources into their habitable spaces.
What gases are dangerous for the brain in a car.?
Jack
I know that my car doesn't have a carbon monoxide leak as I have checked with a high priced detector, yet I'm still feeling nauseous. My car vibrates somewhat harshly so motion sickness is highly considered (by me) but I just in case⦠Could someone help me out please. And its the engine that rumbles⦠something with the spark plugs, timing and old oil
Answer
It could be a motor mount, too.
It could be a motor mount, too.
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