Author: Georgetta Williams

The Health Ministry is reminding the public to follow the guidelines when using a generator to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

In a statement, the Ministry said generators should not be used indoors or in enclosed areas, and they should be kept in a dry area.

It explains that water will damage generators as well as produce an electrical hazard.

The generator should be kept at a safe distance from structures because of engine heat.

People should avoid using appliances that have a heating element, for example, a toaster or hair dryer and select the outlet that uses the correct voltage, as some generators can produce 115 to 120 volts or 220 volts.

The Health Ministry is reminding the public to follow the guidelines when using a generator to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

In a statement, the Ministry said generators should not be used indoors or in enclosed areas, and they should be kept in a dry area.

It explains that water will damage generators as well as produce an electrical hazard.

The generator should be kept at a safe distance from structures because of engine heat.

People should avoid using appliances that have a heating element, for example, a toaster or hair dryer and select the outlet that uses the correct voltage, as some generators can produce 115 to 120 volts or 220 volts.

The Health Ministry is reminding the public to follow the guidelines when using a generator to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

In a statement, the Ministry said generators should not be used indoors or in enclosed areas, and they should be kept in a dry area.

It explains that water will damage generators as well as produce an electrical hazard.

The generator should be kept at a safe distance from structures because of engine heat.

People should avoid using appliances that have a heating element, for example, a toaster or hair dryer and select the outlet that uses the correct voltage, as some generators can produce 115 to 120 volts or 220 volts.

The Health Ministry is reminding the public to follow the guidelines when using a generator to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

In a statement, the Ministry said generators should not be used indoors or in enclosed areas, and they should be kept in a dry area.

It explains that water will damage generators as well as produce an electrical hazard.

The generator should be kept at a safe distance from structures because of engine heat.

People should avoid using appliances that have a heating element, for example, a toaster or hair dryer and select the outlet that uses the correct voltage, as some generators can produce 115 to 120 volts or 220 volts.

The Health Ministry is reminding the public to follow the guidelines when using a generator to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

In a statement, the Ministry said generators should not be used indoors or in enclosed areas, and they should be kept in a dry area.

It explains that water will damage generators as well as produce an electrical hazard.

The generator should be kept at a safe distance from structures because of engine heat.

People should avoid using appliances that have a heating element, for example, a toaster or hair dryer and select the outlet that uses the correct voltage, as some generators can produce 115 to 120 volts or 220 volts.

The Health Ministry is reminding the public to follow the guidelines when using a generator to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

In a statement, the Ministry said generators should not be used indoors or in enclosed areas, and they should be kept in a dry area.

It explains that water will damage generators as well as produce an electrical hazard.

The generator should be kept at a safe distance from structures because of engine heat.

People should avoid using appliances that have a heating element, for example, a toaster or hair dryer and select the outlet that uses the correct voltage, as some generators can produce 115 to 120 volts or 220 volts.

The Health Ministry is reminding the public to follow the guidelines when using a generator to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

In a statement, the Ministry said generators should not be used indoors or in enclosed areas, and they should be kept in a dry area.

It explains that water will damage generators as well as produce an electrical hazard.

The generator should be kept at a safe distance from structures because of engine heat.

People should avoid using appliances that have a heating element, for example, a toaster or hair dryer and select the outlet that uses the correct voltage, as some generators can produce 115 to 120 volts or 220 volts.

The Health Ministry is reminding the public to follow the guidelines when using a generator to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

In a statement, the Ministry said generators should not be used indoors or in enclosed areas, and they should be kept in a dry area.

It explains that water will damage generators as well as produce an electrical hazard.

The generator should be kept at a safe distance from structures because of engine heat.

People should avoid using appliances that have a heating element, for example, a toaster or hair dryer and select the outlet that uses the correct voltage, as some generators can produce 115 to 120 volts or 220 volts.

The Health Ministry is reminding the public to follow the guidelines when using a generator to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

In a statement, the Ministry said generators should not be used indoors or in enclosed areas, and they should be kept in a dry area.

It explains that water will damage generators as well as produce an electrical hazard.

The generator should be kept at a safe distance from structures because of engine heat.

People should avoid using appliances that have a heating element, for example, a toaster or hair dryer and select the outlet that uses the correct voltage, as some generators can produce 115 to 120 volts or 220 volts.

The Health Ministry is reminding the public to follow the guidelines when using a generator to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

In a statement, the Ministry said generators should not be used indoors or in enclosed areas, and they should be kept in a dry area.

It explains that water will damage generators as well as produce an electrical hazard.

The generator should be kept at a safe distance from structures because of engine heat.

People should avoid using appliances that have a heating element, for example, a toaster or hair dryer and select the outlet that uses the correct voltage, as some generators can produce 115 to 120 volts or 220 volts.