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I have a 2003 honda accord dx with manual door locks. The locks are getting very hard to open. Do I need new l?

locks or should I consider keyless entry

Answer:

no it is less dense and the air causes its density to fluctuate
who cares ppl want to stop the world from ending so they can continue their shlty lives
yes Carbon monoxide is obviously heavier. So yes it would fill your house up from bottom to top
because of the fact there's a scarcity of 'photograph voltaic Topees' and that they gained't pass out interior the sizzling sunlight with out them and as a result can not erect the turbines to generate the potential, because of the fact is a procedures too warm. and then the monsoon arrives and while they start digging, the holes replenish with water! this is hopeless, I inform you! completely hopeless!
Although you can't see it, the air inside a house is constantly CIRCULATING, and will tend to prevent the settling of CO, but it one has a forced air circulating heating system, the concentration will tend to be slightly greater, and thus more detectable by locating the detector on a wall a foot or two below the ceiling. However, in spite of what you or I think, the manufacturers of all detectors of all types spend large sums on realistic testing, and I STRONGLY RECOMMEND FOLLOWING ALL INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED BY THE MANUFACTURER.

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