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Updated almost 7 years ago, 12/29/2017

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Ron Fletcher
  • Leclaire, IA
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Smoke Alarm Batteries

Ron Fletcher
  • Leclaire, IA
Posted

Authorities always encourage everyone to change the smoke detector batteries at the beginning of the new year.  I was wondering what others do about this.  Do you just hope the tenant does it or do you provide it as part of the rent?  I watched the news this am and there where three tragic stories in a row of house, trailer and apartment fires with horrible casualties.   I know from experience in a volunteer work that i do that many if not most apartments do not keep them updated because i hear the chirp that the tenants seem oblivious to.  Thoughts?

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