Tip-sy Tuesday: Sleeping with the Bedroom Doors closed

I just read an article on BHG about why you should sleep with the bedroom doors closed at night: 

“We see time and time again the difference a closed door can make,” says Williams. Per FSRI’s Close Before You Doze campaign, a shut door can slow the spread of the fire by cutting off its oxygen supply. This small action can equate to a 900-degree difference between a room with its door closed and one with it opened. A shut door can also keep carbon monoxide levels at 1,000 PPM versus 10,000 PPM in an open room.

There's more info in the article you can find here if you want to read more. Click my link or copy and paste:

https://www.bhg.com/should-you-sleep-with-the-bedroom-door-shut-8746957?hid=7879d48acf87a229a7b0be6e6d995f43dafff8eb&did=19144570-20250827&utm_campaign=bhg-decorating_newsletter&utm_source=bhg&utm_medium=email&utm_content=082725&lctg=7879d48acf87a229a7b0be6e6d995f43dafff8eb&lr_input=07aa21da6fabac7b88a825cecc8ec705b02f551b7045da5bf8cf696d514e0c11

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