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Old 28-06-2005, 00:32   #11
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Re: Children Die In Flat Fire

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Originally Posted by greencreeper
Someone urgently needs to develop a smoke alarm that (a) doesn't beep when the dog farts; and (b) doesn't need batteries. Otherwise people will keep on dying for want of a £5 device. I don't see why house builders can't be required to install mains wired ones. At my last flat, I had to remove the battery and turn the electric off to stop the alarm beeping. Council electricians wired the alarms on the lighting fuse, which made it interesting on a night

It's always sad when children die
Mine here are wired into the mains, and funny enough not into the lighting system and lmfao at dog farts bit.
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