| « Previous | 43171 to 43180 of 64721 | Next » |
Anonymous
good or not?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Lots of good reviews on Amazon. //@anonymous: good or not?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Thank you! Ordered 2
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Smoking hot deal
5 years ago |
Anonymous
spend 5$ more and get a lithium battery one, it will save you tons of trouble.
https://www.amazon.com/First-Alert-0827B-10-Year-Resistant/dp/B00L2FOTZO
5 years ago |
Anonymous
did you read the reviews? seems it's fake, not really from First Alert.
also, it's Ionization sensor and battery powered. The one on dealsea is hardwired with battery back up and photoelectrical sensor.
The one on dealsea is better. //@Anonymous: spend 5$ more and get a lithium battery one, it will save you tons of trouble.
https://www.amazon.com/First-Alert-0827B-10-Year-Resistant/dp/B00L2FOTZO
5 years ago |
Anonymous
I would say the model with both ionization sensor and photoelectrical sensor will be better, just too expensive ($40+)
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Why do people buy smoke detector? Would it be better to buy a detector w carbonmonixide and smoke?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
If you don't have gas in your house, do you need a CO detector? //@Anonymous: Why do people buy smoke detector? Would it be better to buy a detector w carbonmonixide and smoke?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
I installed four photoelectric + ionization detectors. They all started failing with random false alarms within a few years.
Switched them to photoelectric models; my existing photoelectric only ones never gave a false alarm. //@Anonymous: I would say the model with both ionization sensor and photoelectrical sensor will be better, just too expensive ($40+)
5 years ago |
Anonymous
smoke + CO detector usually cost $30
so I installed 5 smoke detectors and 2 smoke+CO detectors at home. //@Anonymous: Why do people buy smoke detector? Would it be better to buy a detector w carbonmonixide and smoke?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
From google: "industry experts recommend having both photoelectric and ionization alarms for optimal protection against flaming and smoldering fires".
Are you suggesting to buy photoelectric and ionization alarms separately, instead of buy those with both photoelectric and ionization? //@Anonymous: I installed four photoelectric + ionization detectors. They all started failing with random false alarms within a few years.
Switched them to photoelectric models; my existing photoelectric only ones never gave a false alarm. //@Anonymous: I would say the model with both ionization sensor and photoelectrical sensor will be better, just too expensive ($40+)
5 years ago |
Anonymous
costco has 30 rolls for 17$
5 years ago |
mutongo
different sizes. //@anonymous: costco has 30 rolls for 17$
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Definitely cheaper than BJs.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Why not just buy Kirkland brand?
5 years ago |
Anonymous
why is this even a deal. Costco is a lot cheaper.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Costco is 77sqm, amazon 20sqm x 3. So costco is bigger. //@mutongo: different sizes. //@anonymous: costco has 30 rolls for 17$
5 years ago |
| « Previous | 43171 to 43180 of 64721 | Next » |
Anonymous
Saved me additional $5 with prime membership
5 years ago |
Anonymous
It's showing 23.07 even I have Prime membership.
5 years ago |
dealsea.com
Dead from Amazon //@anonymous: Saved me additional $5 with prime membership
5 years ago |