I just googled that... if a fire starts in my house, its going to be the garage.

Jan 14, 2022
1:56:41pm

TheLost All-American

I have a large garage that I do a bunch of stupid things in. (part if it is a workshop that is covered in ~2 inches of sawdust).

I wonder what the recommended method of detecting a fire in a garage is.

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TheLost

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Time to upgrade our smoke/fire detectors..

TheLost

1/14/22 1:50pm

We just put all new smoke detectors in our house and the instructions

VACOUGFAN

1/14/22 1:54pm

I just googled that... if a fire starts in my house, its going to be the garage.

TheLost

1/14/22 1:56pm

Not sure. But I think that's the likely reason why they say not to put them in

VACOUGFAN

1/14/22 1:57pm

I guess i need a few 'Heat Detectors/alarms'...

TheLost

1/14/22 2:00pm

Don't forget CO detectors. It was annoying when ours went off at 4am, but better

HandwovenBox

1/14/22 1:56pm

Ours went off for the water heater.

ochobeeguy

1/14/22 2:06pm

man that sucks

The Pope

1/14/22 2:57pm

Pursuit of your idea could net $$$.

Q-grr

1/14/22 4:45pm

I have a 1st Alert z wave. It's in my main spot downstairs. I want to get

Covid-19

1/14/22 4:51pm

Take a look at Ecolink Firefighter ...

TheLost

1/14/22 5:04pm

Thanks, purchased it. Great solution if it works with my sirens

Covid-19

1/14/22 8:39pm

Oh dang 🙁 Those hoverboards charging can be dangerous

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