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Running a generator indoors or too close to your home can lead to deadly carbon monoxide buildup. This odorless, colorless gas builds up quickly in enclosed spaces, causing headaches, dizziness, and even loss of consciousness before you realize what's happening. Always place generators outside, far from windows and doors, and install CO detectors inside your living areas. Never start or run a generator in a garage, basement, or any partially enclosed spot—even with ventilation, the risk is too…