
“No carbon monoxide, no carbon dioxide, just water.”

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“Shouldn’t we be worried about, ya’ know, carbon monoxide poisoning?” “Aren’t you listening to a damn thing I’ve said?” Keoni snapped back, “The only by-product, the only emissions, is steam! No carbon monoxide, no carbon dioxide, just water. Water in, water out.” One final yank—and the generator kicked on. Keoni reached under the table, connected a power cord, and flipped a switch. A distant metallic clunk resonated from another room.
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