◯ Burning Food
◯ Candle, Cigarette, or Incense smoke
◯ Fireplace Smoke
◯ Power Interruptions
◯ Faulty Connection
◯ Small Bugs or Insects
◯ Shower Steam
◯ Furnace
◯ Dirt and Dust
◯ Low Batteries
◯ High Humidity
A false alarm may be startling and inconvenient, but it is not nearly as bad as a smoke alarm that does not go off when there is a fire. Please do not remove smoke alarms without replacing them. If you experience a false alarm, you can call your local fire department and request that they come out to access the situation. Remember that it is always best to be safe than sorry.
