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Do you clearly remember when you last changed the batteries in your smoke alarms?

 

If not, or if it's been six months or more,

please change them again THIS WEEK.

Maybe, at a bare minimum, test them using their test button.

 

 



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We change ours every time we re-set our clocks for daylight savings time.



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Momala wrote:

We change ours every time we re-set our clocks for daylight savings time.


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Mine are hardwired.

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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

Mine are hardwired.


So are mine. The battery is just for backup. I guess will change them in the Spring, just to be safe. 



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So are mine, with battery back-up! That's why they get changed twice a year!


Have you ever had a fire drill with your family?

DH and I used to do this twice a year. We'd pick a Friday or Saturday night (no school the next day), stay up late, and set off the smoke alarms around 1:30 or 2:00. We timed it - usually 90 seconds or less, and everyone was out on the front porch. If they had a pet with them, so much the better - but NO ONE was allowed back in the house to retrieve a pet or possession. When we did this in the cold months, DH and I had slippers & blankets ready for them on the porch. Boy, you should have seen someof the scowls we got! But we knew they were prepared in case of a fire.



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Fort Worth Mom wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

Mine are hardwired.


So are mine. The battery is just for backup. I guess will change them in the Spring, just to be safe. 


 Same here. 

 

 



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Mine are hard wired too and they chirp when the battery is getting low. I used to change them every year but have found the batteries actually last about 3, I still change them every 2 years though.

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Mine work. Very well.
In other news I spilled cheese on a burner.

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Dona Worry Be Happy wrote:

Mine work. Very well.
In other news I spilled cheese on a burner.


 burner =/= Pizza. Please remember this next time. wink



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