The first step to carbon monoxide safety in your home is being aware of carbon monoxide poisoning and the symptoms that come with it.

Click through for more information about CO poisoning and the symptoms to look out for with mild, medium and severe exposure. You can also download the US State Statutes for Carbon Monoxide Detectors and see if you are required by law to have a Kidde carbon monoxide detector in your home.

The second step to carbon monoxide safety in your home is planning out your kidde carbon monoxide detector placement around your home depending on space, levels, heating devices bedroom location and living areas.

Click through for more information about CO detector placement planning and map out the most effective locations for your carbon monoxide detectors to give your family maximum protection.