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What exactly are you confused about? Scenario A 1) Toast burns, no fire but lots of smoke 2) Alarm goes off, it's annoying so you wave your hand and turn it off
by mirsadm 13y ago
What exactly are you confused about?
Scenario A
1) Toast burns, no fire but lots of smoke
2) Alarm goes off, it's annoying so you wave your hand and turn it off. Problem solved.
Scenario B
1) Toast burns, catches fire and your whole kitchen is burning down.
2) You run like hell
Why would being able to disable a false alarm easier make it any less safer?
Edit: I'll also point out that EVERY single time we cook a steak in a cast iron pan in our apartment the smoke alarm will go off. It's really annoying I have to be the one trying to figure out how to silence the damn thing.
- DanBC 13y agoBut it's not a false alarm. Smoke detectors detect smoke; toast burns; smoke detector triggers. That's a real alarm. There are two solutions: 1) make it easier to temporarily dismiss the alarm. 2) read the instructions and place the device properly