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The Hidden Danger in Your House That Could Kill You Tonightnn## Imagine Settling in for the Night…nnPicture this: It’s late. The world outside has quieted, and you’re tucked into bed, believing you’re safe in the sanctuary of your home. The doors are locked, the lights are off, and you’re finally ready to rest. But what if, right now, there’s an invisible threat lurking in your home—one that hundreds of families never see coming? It doesn’t make a sound, has no smell, and leaves no trace until it’s too late.nnHere’s a chilling fact: According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (), more than 400 Americans die each year from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning, and over 20,000 visit the emergency room because of it. It’s common, it’s deadly, and it could be in your house tonight.nnIn this series, we’re going to pull back the curtain on this hidden danger—what it is, where it hides, how it sneaks into your life, and most importantly, how you can protect yourself and those you love.