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Someone would inevitably sue the manufacturer after pressing that button and walking away with a fire still burning.
by Spoom 13y ago
Someone would inevitably sue the manufacturer after pressing that button and walking away with a fire still burning.
- Pxtl 13y agoReally? Because mine does that... although it only goes off for like 2 minutes. It's quite handy since mine is poorly located and will activate when there's too much cooking smoke in the kitchen. I'm short so I keep a step-stool under the cupboard, and the alarm is next to the cupboard. Works for me.
- tanzam75 13y agoYou probably have an ionization smoke alarm. You should replace it with a photoelectric smoke alarm, which is less susceptible to nuisance alarms. In fact, manufacturers are now starting to label them right on the package: "Best for kitchens and baths."