Carbon monoxide poisonings increase in the winter. It's known as the invisible killer, because it's colorless and odorless.

Every year, hundreds of Utahns end up in the emergency room due to carbon monoxide poisoning. But it’s something that’s easy to avoid with the right precautions in place.

Due to the use of heaters and generators, carbon monoxide poisoning occurs more frequently in the cold months. Here are some ways to make sure you stay safe.

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