test the alarms when the clocks change
· Bellevue Dispatch, issue 6 · All Bellevue news
Clocks fall back Sunday, November 1. Bellevue Fire asks for a monthly test of every smoke and carbon monoxide alarm. Alarms with replaceable batteries need new ones twice a year, so the time change is an easy reminder; sealed alarms run up to 10 years. Smoke alarms belong in every bedroom, outside each sleeping area and on every level, basement included. Carbon monoxide alarms go outside each sleeping area and on every level. Bellevue Fire
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