Given the possibility of having an undetected Oxygen flash while PP filling,
and given that the resultant Carbon Monoxide in the cylinder would be
tasteless, odorless, and lethal, is anyone testing fills with a CO detector
?

I found one at http://www.northeastscubasupply.com/cat_gas_COdetector.html

Is there some simpler, less expensive method to test for CO ? Where could CO
test strips be procured at a more reasonable cost ?  Would there be enough
CO in the cylinder to set off one of those Homeowner CO alarms ?

Thanks in advance for any input on the idea in general and/or it's
application,
Greg
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