8 Odors That Could Mean Trouble in Your Colorado Home

Grand Junction spent most of July dealing with temperatures near 100 degrees and intense heat that was felt throughout the Grand Valley. August has brought with it the return of monsoon season, and some of the afternoon storms have helped to reduce temperatures and bring some much-needed water to the Western Slope.

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Rainy conditions can sometimes result in dampness that can bring the smell of mold or mildew into your house. While the weather can sometimes cause strange orders, other times a strong smell can mean a serious problem that needs immediate attention.

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End of Summer Chores

As we transition into fall in Western Colorado, many of us will take the time to change the batteries in the smoke detectors in our homes. This is also the time you should change out the batteries in your carbon monoxide (CO) detectors as well. Carbon Monoxide is a dangerous gas that can be fatal if undetected.

Strange Smells Could Mean Big Trouble

TheZebra.com reports that the scent of rotten eggs, burning rubber, gasoline, and other orders are often warning signs of a larger problem that could be putting you or your family at risk. Keep scrolling through the gallery below to learn more about eight common odors that can creep into your home as the result of a larger problem.