Speaking of fire alarms

[Ryan Wright]

Well, I don't use hair spray or similar products. The only chemical
type products I use in my bathroom are bar soap, shampoo, stick
deoderant, toothpaste and shaving cream.

So is there any way to make it less sensitive while still being
useful? I'll try locating the sensors and cleaning them as Ernie
suggested, maybe that will fix it.

Is there a good way to test these sensors? Will that smoke in a can
stuff they use for normal smoke detectors work without damaging them?
I'd like to locate all five of them and perform an actual test. It
would give me more peace of mind about this whole system.

-Ryan
'86 PT-40 8V92
Tri-Cities, WA

On 7/15/07, Stephen Birtles wrote:
>
> Royal
>
> have a look at the ingredients propane,butane or some other kind of
> hydrocarbon is the propellant in the can
> Sort of shows your detector is working.
>
> Ryan
> your detector is working it is getting trace readings from those
> appliances
> I would rather listen to the buzzer than the boom
>
> Stephen 77fc35