Airbnb's silent killer: 19 carbon monoxide deaths in 10 years, but detectors still not required - eviltoast
  • cosmicrookie@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    First of all, a death by monoxide is not unpleasant. The thought of death is but monoxide just puts you to sleep (for ever)…

    Now… I get that detectors are great, and I also agree that people should get them! But there’s a huge leap from that, and to make them mandatory.

    I also get that is it required to have in commercial rooms but airbnb is originally a service to rent a room in your house or maybe your apartment when you dont need it. Its up to people themselves to choose if they want to have a detector and also up to the customer to chose if they want to rent something without a detector Lastly, they can simply bring their own detector with them if they want one.

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      11 months ago

      Doesnt matter here. Rent is rent, means youre in for the safety of the renters. So these detectors are required, period. No “but its just a room” or “just for the weekend”. Youre responsable for the safety.

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        11 months ago

        I am not trying to argue how it is in your country. This is a global forum. I am discussing how I feel it should be.

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          11 months ago

          Thats fair. Imo how it is here is good. A renter should feel safe and not have to worry about everything