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In response to
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it's fire inspection season and *none* of my smoke detectors have batteries. I'm all like, oh, I'll order from amazon.
"
by
amanda jones
they inspect your alarms?
Posted by
poxie (aka chris)
Oct 24 '11, 12:32
here, they most certainly do not
Responses:
Nor here. -- nm
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the liioulu with scone
Oct 24, 12:36
yes. and it's the resident's fault if the batteries are dead, not the landlord. (I swear solar powered smoke detectors are like my dream.) -- nm
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amanda jones
Oct 24, 12:34
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i only know mine work cause occasionally i'll cook something on the stove that sets it off -- nm
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poxie
Oct 24, 12:40
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the ones in our house go off every time we make toast or brown meat -- nm
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Ghost-berry
Oct 24, 12:46
a few weeks ago, we accidentally set fire to a cinnamon stick. so technically I guess the last detector's batteries may have been fine
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amanda jones
Oct 24, 12:43
ours get inspected at the same time they do the HVAC filter change (tomorrow). -- nm
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loosilu
Oct 24, 12:32
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