Smoke detectors sounding at my Aunt Laura's house 

Grace seemed to just take it.

I think it's because she initially thought the yellow one was the one being triggered.

Yeah I agree. TURN ON THE DAMN FAN!!! Lol

Well no use in this suggestion now. My Aunt doesn't even live there anymore.

@@HalonPoisoning oh ok

@@HalonPoisoning where does your aunt Laura live now?

@@KevinLyons-gn7eu Another house.

Can you not see that it’s smoky, it’s doing what it’s supposed to do

What?

I'm referring to the hard not to notice amount of beeping Americans that don't change the batteries in their smoke detectors and making a comment and correlation to these background noises and the background noises that (an overwhelming amount of African American people) hear on a daily basis therefor relating it to a "sim" which is short for "simulator" here you will make the connection that I'm referring to this video and the sound it projects is reminiscent of the surroundings of most "beeping Americans" @@HalonPoisoning

hope that helped @@HalonPoisoning

@@nigghaareyoujoking I'm afraid your statement is not making any sense to me.

yes it is, its okay i know you know @@HalonPoisoning

I'm pretty sure that's a FireX and I'm also pretty sure it's original color is yellow.

The one at my aunt’s house never yellows. Does this mean it’s a pure Kidde?

Kitty Siren I think the yellow is the original color from the factory, as I've seen other FireX models that look just like that that are also yellow. I really would have no idea what model a white one like that would be. If you really want to know, briefly unmount it from the ceiling and read the back.

And, the firex at my house never yellows one bit

Kitty Siren Like I said. Some are manufactured with yellow cases, some with white cases. That's probably the original color from the factory.

They're not mine.

giure 8 *”warn”*

Thank you :)

A R why

Yes we figured that out if you saw the whole video.

This wasn't mine as stated in the title.

@@HalonPoisoning regardless, I do not like those kidde duel sensor alarms just because I've heard they are prone to go off during thunderstorms.

Yah I didn't initially think of it at first. Dunno why.

Uhhhhhh, we knew what caused it. There was no fire. It was a false alarm caused by my Aunt Laura's cooking.

@@HalonPoisoningOh. Whenever the fire alarm goes off in my house, since it's so loud it makes my ears bleed, I evacuate regardless of there being a fire or a false alarm.

@@GabetheSlacker Unfortunately it's the same case with me but I knew how to shut it off.

@@HalonPoisoningDid your cousin evacuate? If I was there, I would have evacuated.

@@GabetheSlacker No. No one did because it wasn't necessary.

Princess CatNoze You're welcome!

Wtf

W h a t

I t I s t r u e

Yes I know, although my aunt no longer lives in this house.

My Aunt Laura burned bacon.

Halon Poisoning Wow 😮

Halon Poisoning My uncle/aunt sometimes burns food and the kiddie alarm near the oven goes off. At my house, the kitchen detector is 13 Feet away from the stove. At my aunt's, it’s like, less than 10 Feet away. My dad plans to remove it and to use the living room detector as the main kitchen one, but it never happened

Halon Poisoning the two last alarms are at my other cousin's house. They live in Danville. It’s in the kitchen and the upstairs hallway. Who knows if they are hardwired or not. There are also firex alarms in the rooms

@@HalonPoisoning similar story. At my apartment, every time my mum uses the oven, it sets off our USIs, which D O E S N O T have a mute button. Bad choice imo.

Puerto Rican Boy 12 Whites?

Halon Poisoning They probably meant white people.

Gold Leader 2004 That sounds kinda racist but ok.

That depends on the make and model.

Dennis Drews My Aunt burned bacon and it set them off.

Halon Poisoning My aunt burned oyster, or that was my uncle who did

Kitty Siren That must've smelled really bad.

And when I commented that comment, a first alert went off. My grandpa burned something unknown.

@@heartsfordays6336 My Aunt Laura burned breakfast.

@@HalonPoisoning of coarse she did no offense

The one in the basement isn't connected with the rest of them for some reason and the FireX is separate too and doesn't have a battery. You'll notice that when I showed the FireX, the battery drawer was open.

Halon Poisoning ok 👌

+Afton R They disconnected the battery in a similar incident out of frustration, but I told them about the hush feature. They are going to try to find a company willing to completely redo where the smoke detector outlets are located so this problem will stop occurring (in fact, I've offered to help with that if I end up moving in with them). They're considering moving the FireX into the dining room, and the one outside my Aunt Laura and Uncle David's bedroom into the bedroom. I actually suggested that to them. They've also thought about putting new detector's in all of the kids rooms too and hopefully, they can get the one in the basement hardwired, especially since it's both a smoke and carbon monoxide detector, and they have a gas furnace down there. They should probably get another CO detector to put close to where everyone sleeps, and I think their office should have a smoke detector as well, since it technically could be used as a bedroom, and in case the computer catches fire. My Aunt Laura takes fire safety pretty seriously, since they were in a house fire 12 years ago and not only did they survive it because of smoke alarms, but their house that they were in at the time was still livable because of them, and I take fire safety pretty seriously too!

Same as my ei146

Halon Poisoning Only one detector in my aunt’s house has no battery and not wired with the house still flashes red. How?

Yes. My Aunt set it off cooking bacon.

What?

Fancy The Table Thingy We only have one that works at my house (I moved but haven't made a video at my new place yet)

That's good, they save lives!

Halon Poisoning Well they sure save lives I got a lot of smoke detectors

+Afton R Yah me too. I have 6.

Halon Poisoning wow

+Afton R Well my house is huge. 4 bedrooms (though one is really an office) plus the downstairs area, which is all one room, plus the loft upostairs. Each bedroom and the office has a detector as well as one at the top and one at the bottom of the stairs. There is also a socket for a detector outside by roomate's bedroom but it doesn't have power so if s detector is plugged in it and it sounds, it will not communicate with the rest of them, nor will any of the others communicate with it, so we don't use it.

Did that happen to you?

yup

+Liftmaster 1280 What happened?

old, malfunction

+Liftmaster 1280 Ouch! They might have to be replaced then.

Uh no my name is Kathleen.

I think it's just not interconnected with the others. My aunt no longer lives in this house.

@@HalonPoisoning what’s the name of that smoke detector at? 1:36 is it hardwired or battery?

I'm a sis.

Uh, my Aunt Laura just burnt food.

Yes we did.

@@HalonPoisoning that was loud ho loud was that?

@@gunnarbondank3893 Not nearly as bad as you might think. I think the vaulted ceilings helped lower the decibel rating.