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Message: [QUOTE="BSWIFT, post: 1433683, member: 16802"] Talk to a pro. The chances for CO poisoning is NOT worth the risk besides the actual fire risk. CO poisoning is oderless and tasteless, just DEAD in a matter of hours. Get a good quality CO detector and ALWAYS replace the battery when it begins to "chirp". CO detectors RARELY false so always, always evacuate the area when it goes into alarm. Fire places are great (wish I had one myself) but they come with some hefty risk, definitely contact a pro. [/QUOTE]