The best way of dealing with a hazard (such as a Carbon Monoxide producing heater) is to eliminate it. If the hazard is not removed, measures (opening windows, not using while sleeping, CO detectors) can be taken to mitigate the risks, however, there is always a chance that one or more of those mitigative measures will fail. In this instance, the consequences of that happening are pretty high (serious injury or death). My choice would be to use a heat source that does not introduce a CO hazard in the first place.
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