Nashville Hotel

SlamDunk

CO poisoning

http://fox17.com/news/local/gas-leak-reported-at-westin-hotel-in-downtown-nashville

Zman

Sounds like the pool boiler, again....
Low return water temps and poor maintenance no doubt.

captainco

This is the 3rd hotel in a week. Motel 8 in Colorado and a Holiday inn Express in North Carolina.

SlamDunk

do you think a co detector from lowes would have worked? Im thinking of keeping one in my travel bag?

captainco

A CO detector from Lowes may keep you from dying but not from getting poisoned and taken to a hospital.

Topazy

Yes it is sad.
In this hotel, the service suffered a long time ago. Now there are have problems with the boiler.A series of failures
Dangerously.

John Mills_5

http://www.defenderdetectors.com/

A few years ago, friends of mine were in a motel lobby waiting to be picked up for a class. Some wore low level detectors on their belts. Started going off. Told the desk agent to call the fire department. No. OK, we'll do it. I think he finally called. Pool heater, no combustion air.

Jean-David Beyer

I have a big-box CO detector on each floor of my house (required by local code). But in my bedroom, I also have an earlier model of one of these:
http://www.aeromedix.com/co-experts-2017-ultra-low-level-carbon-monoxide-detector

Sal Santamaura

Jean-David Beyer said:

I have a big-box CO detector on each floor of my house (required by local code). But in my bedroom, I also have an earlier model of one of these:
http://www.aeromedix.com/co-experts-2017-ultra-low-level-carbon-monoxide-detector

Ditto, except my older CO Experts detector reached its end of life and was replaced with that current version.