OMG — What is that annoying sound? Let’s figure out what your device is trying to tell you.
Oh that 3 a.m. beep! Learn why this happens, and what you can do to prevent the dreaded night beeps.
This isn’t planned obsolescence. These devices have a limited lifespan. Learn how to check the expiration date, what to do if it’s expired, and how to dispose of the device safely, once you have a replacement.
No need to have to revisit a chemistry textbook for this, we’ve got you. Learn the difference one molecule makes for your family’s safety.
Detectors have sensors that detect a hazard, and connect to a system to sound an alarm. Alarms are the sounder that lets you know there is a hazard present. Kidde detection products are both, all in the same device.
Learn more about when to replace a carbon monoxide alarm and how to recognize end-of-life warnings so you’re prepared to replace your CO detector.
High humidity levels, steam and condensation may cause false alarms.
Carbon monoxide (CO) levels in a home are measured over time and are "time-weighted," which works is by measuring CO buildup in a house as time passes. Learn more.
Fire extinguishers should always be placed in easily accessible areas in case an emergency requires immediate action.
Learn the four-step PASS procedure recommended by the National Fire Protection Association for How to Use a Fire Extinguisher. how to use fire extinguisher
There are many different types of fire extinguishers on the market, each with specialized capabilities. Each fire extinguisher is designated by: type, class & rating.