Despite wanting to work on my vehicles I am left working on the house that I recently moved into. Getting rid of this nasty old smoke detector was a good way to spend an hour on a Saturday morning.
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**Always check local building codes to determine if you can change detectors yourself where you live, never work on a hard wired detector without turning all power to it off. Carefully follow directions for the detector you purchase**
30 сен 2024
