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I don't see how smell wouldn't suffer from the same issue as light. If you're in another room (behind a closed door, for example) I can't imagine it's tremendo
by mparr4 9y ago
I don't see how smell wouldn't suffer from the same issue as light.
If you're in another room (behind a closed door, for example) I can't imagine it's tremendously effective
- FLUX-YOU 9y agoI'd hook the smell-alarm up to the ventilation system, and wire it to turn all of the ventilation fans on if the alarm needs to go off.
- adrianmonk 9y agoIsn't that going to spread smoke around and make the fire more dangerous? It would be better to just have smell emitters in every room.