I would hope that we all know carbon monoxide is odorless, and that\u2019s why everyone should have multiple carbon monoxide detectors in their home. Most people are also aware that a smell similar to rotten eggs signals a natural gas leak. But if you happened to smell something fishy in your home, what would your first reaction be?<\/p>\n
Katie Rose Dugger took to Facebook to warn others about a fishy smell in her home that ended up being something pretty terrifying. Katie explained that a few weeks ago, her son\u2019s bedroom started to smell like fish. She searched and deep cleaned his room, yet could still not figure out what the source of that awful smell was. Finally, Katie decided to do a quick Google search in order to determine where the odor was coming from.<\/p>\n
Her search revealed that a fishy odor can point to melting plastic from electrical outlets. Sure enough, she discovered an outlet that was overheating and melting the plugs. After calling an electrician that same day, the electrician found that there was a bad, loose wire in the outlet. He ended up having to replace the whole outlet.<\/p>\n
Let Katie\u2019s warning serve as important information regarding the outlets in your home. If you smell something fishy and can\u2019t figure out the source, it\u2019s time to check the outlets and plugs for overheating. Knowing this information could prevent a tragic fire and potentially even save lives.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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