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cam you get carbon monoxide poisoning from an oil boiler?

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bednobs | 10:17 Sun 11th Dec 2011 | How it Works
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or is it just gas?
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Yes.
10:18 Sun 11th Dec 2011
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Any carbon-based fuel will produce a certain amount of CO when burnt.
10:19 Sun 11th Dec 2011
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I think so.
10:20 Sun 11th Dec 2011
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thanks
10:36 Sun 11th Dec 2011
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You can get CO poisoning from any exhaust (flue) gases from any fossil fuel burning. So that includes wood granules, oil, gas, coal, etc.
18:04 Sun 11th Dec 2011

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