Daylight Saving Time Reminds Us to Protect Our Homes + Giveaway

By Shannon Gurnee
In Giveaways
February 18, 2016
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Can you believe it’s almost Daylight Saving Time Again? Time to get prepared and set our clocks forward around the house. While we’re setting our clocks forward in preparation for Daylight Saving Time, it’s also a great time to check and make sure our smoke alarms are working.

As March and the beginning of Daylight Saving Time approaches, fire safety experts will be urging homeowners to check alarm batteries at the same time they change their clocks. This is also a great time for Californians to replace old alarms with alarms containing 10-year, sealed-in lithium batteries.

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It is really important to not only install smoke alarms, but to make sure they are working correctly. It can be really easy to install them and forget about them. This small task could potentially keep our family safe in the event of a home fire. According to a recent report issued by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), three out of five U.S. home fire fatalities occurred in homes with no smoke alarms or no working alarms, mainly due to dead or missing batteries.

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We use Kidde Worry-Free smoke alarms in our home. We have them in the kitchen, in the bedrooms and in the hallways. We also have a few fire extinguishers around our home. Another place we’ve thought about putting a smoke alarm is in the garage. We actually had a fire recently in our garage. We were charging a battery and it caught on fire. We were in the front room and heard a loud explosion and we opened the door to the garage, the back wall was up in flames. Thank goodness we were home and thank goodness the cars weren’t in the garage when it happened. After that incident, we especially saw how important having a smoke alarm is! Having working smoke alarms can save lives, as well as your property!

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1 lucky winner will receive a Kidde Worry-Free Smoke Alarm!!!

Where do you have smoke alarms in your home?
Do you check yours around Daylight Saving Time?

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Shannon Gurnee is the author of Redhead Mom formerly "The Mommy-Files", a national blog with a loyal following. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Marriage, Family, and Human Development with a Minor in Business Management. Shannon and her husband, Frank, have a large family with 6 awesome kids and love living on the Central Coast near San Luis Obispo, California, as well as traveling around the world. A full-time Social Media and Professional Blogger, Shannon also serves as a National Brand Ambassador for many well-known companies. Her blog focuses on motherhood, family fun activities, traveling, fashion, beauty, technology, wedding ideas and recipes while providing professional opinions on products, performances, restaurants, and a variety of businesses.

77 Responses to “Daylight Saving Time Reminds Us to Protect Our Homes + Giveaway”

  1. James Robert says:

    I have some upstairs and only 1 downstairs

  2. in a hallway on the second floor and one in the basement

  3. Rust says:

    We have only one, in the main hallway.

  4. vickie Couturier says:

    i have them in the hallway before the bedrooms,and the dining room

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  6. ken ohl says:

    Have one in the hall to the office and one in the living room

  7. Daniel M says:

    cellar, 1st floor master bedroom and upstairs hallway

  8. D Schmidt says:

    We have them in the hallways and living area.

  9. Rae C. says:

    Right now I have one in the central hallway.

  10. beth shepherd says:

    They are in the kids bedrooms. Thank you

  11. Laura says:

    We have one in the kitchen, the living room, and in each of the bedrooms.

  12. Cynthia C says:

    I have alarms in the kitchen and the hallways.

  13. Amy Pratt says:

    I have one in the basement and one in the hall upstairs.

  14. Margaret Smith says:

    Each of our bedrooms, basement, attic and hallway by our kitchen.

  15. Nicole Vosburgh says:

    I have smoke alarms in all 4 bedrooms, dining room, living room, hallway, and family room.

  16. heather s says:

    1 upstairs 2 downstairs

  17. Jackie says:

    We have one in the basement, one in the family room, one in the entry way and one near the bedrooms (one of each floor)

  18. Mary Cloud says:

    I have them in the bedrooms, living room and kitchen

  19. Stephanie Grant says:

    We have one in each bedroom and in the living and dining areas.

  20. Ashley C says:

    We have 2. One in the hall way outside the bedrooms on each side of the house.

  21. Seyma Shabbir says:

    We have 5 in the house. Not happy with the brand though.

  22. Brenda C says:

    my home is very small. I have one in my living room, right outside my bedroom

  23. Ellie Wright says:

    I have them in the kitchen and each bedroom.

  24. Candie L says:

    We have one in our kitchen (we have more to install, just for reasons I do not know, they have not been installed). thank you

  25. Annamarie V says:

    We have one in the kitchen and one in the hallway near all of the bedrooms.

  26. Jennifer Reed says:

    We have smoke detectors in every bedroom and in the main hallways of every floor.

  27. Terra Heck says:

    I have a smoke alarm in our living room and one in our master bedroom. Thanks.
    partymix25(at)Hotmail(dot)com

  28. McKim says:

    We have a smoke alarm in the hallway outside our bedrooms and at the bottom of the stairwell to the basement.

  29. Stephanie Phelps says:

    I have one on the main floor in the hall and one in the basement!

  30. Kristen says:

    Hallway, laundry room and family room.

  31. rajee says:

    I wish to have it in the hallway

  32. Marty C. says:

    Basement, kitchen, and between the bedrooms. it’s a small house, so this is probably enough, but it would be good to have one for each of the two bedrooms as well.

  33. nannypanpan says:

    upstairs hall, downstairs hall and 2 in the basement

  34. Lisa V. says:

    Have one in the basement, one in hallway of 1st floor and one in hallway upstairs.

  35. kim keithline says:

    I have a smoke alarm in my living room and in the hallway by my kids rooms

  36. Aubrey says:

    We have smoke detectors in the hall and the bedrooms.

  37. Erica B. says:

    We have one in the hallway of each floor.

  38. elizabeth p says:

    in the laundry room

  39. Austin Baroudi says:

    My apartment has them in the living room and the kitchen.

  40. Francine Anchondo says:

    hallway bedroom and living room

  41. susan smoaks says:

    we have a smoke alarm in the kitchen and the living room

  42. Ali C says:

    The Hallway and bedroom

  43. Cynthia Mercado says:

    We have smoke alarms in our living room and hallway.

  44. vera wilson says:

    All 3 bedrooms and the kitchen. Never hurts to try and be safe.

  45. Charlotte Winters says:

    We don’t have one right now. When we had a working smoke detector it was in the hallway outside the bedrooms.

  46. Maureen says:

    I live in a condo so we have it in the great room which is the kitchen area as well and then outside the two bedrooms.

  47. Amanda Kinder says:

    We have one in the kitchen, both bedrooms, and living room.

  48. Billy Lilley says:

    I only have one smoke alarm in the kitchen.

  49. Leslie Davis says:

    The hallway

  50. Pat L says:

    Have I one in kitchen and hallways but need one in the laundry room.

  51. james doyle says:

    Living room and hallway only. thx šŸ˜‰ <3

  52. chickie brewer says:

    I have one and it is in the kitchen.

  53. Angela Saver says:

    We have a smoke alarm in our kitchen, one in the hallway on the main floor, & then one upstairs in the hallway! AThanks for a chance a this!

  54. Angela Saver says:

    We have one smoke alarm in the kitchen, one in the hallway upstairs, & one in the hallway on the main floor!

  55. Benita says:

    I have a smoke alarm in the foyer.

  56. Laurie Emerson says:

    We have smoke alarms in the kitchen, laundry room, hallway and family room.

  57. Sheryl says:

    We have smoke detectors in the kitchen/dining room on the first floor and in the hallway on the second floor.

  58. I have the alarms in the upstairs hall, living room and basement.

  59. liz l says:

    In our main hallway

  60. Paul Courchene says:

    none

  61. Stephanie Larison says:

    We have one in the kitchen and the bedrooms.

  62. Linda G. says:

    I have them in the basement,dining area, bedroom hallway

  63. blyskalp says:

    Great Sweeps keep up the good work.

  64. Buddy Garrett says:

    We have them in the hallways.

  65. Candace says:

    We have one in the kitchen and one in the hallway.

  66. Brian E. says:

    We have smoke alarms in our kitchen area, and bedroom hallways.

  67. Philip Lawrence says:

    I have them in the living room and the hallway.

  68. Jillian Too says:

    We have smoke alarms in our bedroom hallway, near our kitchen, and in our downstairs family room.

  69. We have smoke detectors in each bedroom, hallway, and kitchen. We have an extra smoke/carbon monoxide detector in our utility room, by the furnace…just in case!

    coriwestphal at gmail dot com

  70. Kathy Pease says:

    Ours are in the hallway outsid of the bedrooms and one in the basement

  71. jaimeb says:

    Main floor hallway, master bedroom, and basement family room.

  72. Aaron says:

    There are smoke alarms in a couple hallways.

  73. Melanie Montgomery says:

    Our bedroom, our daughters room and our main hallway

  74. Joy Venters says:

    living room and basement

  75. DanV says:

    We have them in our hallway

  76. Corey Olomon says:

    Each bedroom and the hallway.

  77. Lily Kwan says:

    in my living room

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