Carbon monoxide and radon top the list. Though they’re both common and dangerous in differing ways, they each require a separate detector for the most accurate readings. Carbon monoxide can stem ...

Because it’s found everywhere and because it can be so deadly, you should have a radon detector in your home. If your detector comes back with any level at or exceeding 2 picocuries per liter ...

Kidde is recalling millions of its NightHawk combination smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. The alarms in these detectors can fail to chirp when the detector has reached its 7-year end of life ...

1. Too few radon detectors are used when measuring for radon. Frequently, homeowners will choose to only place detectors in basements because it is suspected that there are high radon levels there ...