oh that stinks it is better than the alternative have a great day beep beep
29 May 24 by member: mountainman2
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Oh boy. Tough start. But you solved it super woman!! Nap later? If possible? If not, to bed earlier tonight and sleep like you’re dead. Haha. Take it easy. Two less hours of shut eye does not feel good. From someone who ‘knows!’ xo
29 May 24 by member: wifey9707
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Yep sure did, MM. I'll dream of the roadrunner tonight now, beep beep haha 😂
29 May 24 by member: Windy Day
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Most likely the latter, wifey. I'll sit down to read and by line two my eyes will be crossing lol. So I'll try to watch a little TV before bed and fall asleep with the remote. Lol, all's well that ends well 😅
29 May 24 by member: Windy Day
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Talk about a rude awakening, that must have been a frightening ordeal. Good that you had batteries in the house. Maybe you can have a nap this afternoon.
29 May 24 by member: Glamper
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Just a suggestion, change every battery in the house when daylight savings time starts. I also buy the really expensive lithium batteries ($23 for a pack of 8) for hard to reach devices like smoke detectors. Then I toss all the old ones into a container and use them for things like remotes. I do the same with flashlight batteries only I change those out twice a year at the daylight savings time switch. Fresh batteries and I have made sure that ALL (of my many) flashlights actually work.
29 May 24 by member: Kenna Morton
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Lol that Is a crappy way to wake up. Had the same issue a few months ago with mine only ours talks when battery is low so in the middle of the night that stupid thing started saying low battery and I jumped out of bed like someone was in my condo ....Haye that stupid smoke alarm.
29 May 24 by member: •°•♡Erin♡•°•
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They saved my family's life but they can be very annoying.
29 May 24 by member: -MorticiaAddams
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Oh my gosh!! I literally make sure to keep extra 9v batteries for such a nightmare! I’m like your dog and have sensitive hearing! That’s happened to me before only minus having a dog or the battery! Lol 😂
Hope everything went ok at the dentist.
29 May 24 by member: StormsGirl
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Sorry for being slow to reply to everyone. Had my appointment and then grocery shopping and a banger of a headache all afternoon. Going to make supper and relax.
29 May 24 by member: Windy Day
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Thanks Glamper, I was lucky I had one left
29 May 24 by member: Windy Day
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Morticia, as much as a pain as they can be, I would never be without one. You just never know. Thank God your family was saved 🙏
29 May 24 by member: Windy Day
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Erin that would have really creeped me out! Hope you are feeling better dear
29 May 24 by member: Windy Day
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Kenna, that is an excellent idea, I will do just that. Thank you! 🤗💯
29 May 24 by member: Windy Day
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Oh no storms! That is a nightmare! I was lucky that I had one left. Sasha can't handle shrill noise. It hurts! I know you know! I usually always have an assortment of the different sizes on hand, time to restock! Dentist appt was a routine visit. Thank you! 🥰
29 May 24 by member: Windy Day
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I am thank you for asking ☺ ❤
29 May 24 by member: •°•♡Erin♡•°•
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Glad you had an extra battery, we keep a supply on hand the only thing is the ceilings in the living room are 20 feet high and all the other rooms the ceilings are 14 feet so that means we have to bring in the super high ladder to change the batteries out at our house. Glad the dentist appointment was routine.
29 May 24 by member: Golfgirl60
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Golfgirl, I am SOOO thankful I did not have to climb a ladder to replace the battery!! I am scared of heights and I'd probably have just shut off the breaker!!
30 May 24 by member: Windy Day
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Golf girl can you just have the 20 foot one removed- or remove battery and disarm and have another type installed on the wall, if that is legal. I just bought batteries that were $23 dollars for 8 but they are meant for loooong term use for devices in hard to reach areas. ENERGISER
30 May 24 by member: Kenna Morton
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The fire alarms in this house are hard wired and hooked up to the fire suppression system for the house so no they cannot be removed. Wish I could.
30 May 24 by member: Golfgirl60
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