The strangest thing happend to me early this morning.?

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arushing31

Around 3:00am my carbon monoxide detectors went off and i jumped out bad faster then i had ever jumped out of bed before. After i started walking to check the alarm, i lost all hearing, I literally went deaf for about 2 minutes and mt stomach hurt like it never hurt before, I did everything i could from throwing up. Is this normal or was this just a freak thing that occurred? Also, I felt completely fine when i woke up later this morning and all day today.

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that was some vivid dream!

Can someone help me with smoke alarm placement?

lovestolau

I live in a very small, 5 room house. I have tried several smoke detectors over the years, and there seems to be no place I can put one that doesn't go off whenever I take a shower or cook. They are supposed to be placed a certain number of feet from heat sources such as kitchens or bathrooms, but there is no place in my house that is that far away. My kitchen is at one end of the house, and my bathroom a little past the middle. Even having the oven over a certain temperature (and yes, it is clean) makes it go off. I also have trouble with carbon monoxide detectors. Every time someone takes a shower, the gas alarm goes off. A family member wears a hearing aid, and the sound of the alarm is excruciating and makes the hearing aid buzz loudly. I presently do not have either installed because I can't spend my entire day turning them off. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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Talk to someone from your local deaf association. They might be able to get you the alarms for the deaf..they work like a strobe light and yes they will wake you up..there is different placement for them, so this route might work for you and for the family member whose hearing aid is not compatible with the alarms..but..please..till then put the batteries back in..you can take the batteries out when cooking or put a fan on to dissipate the heat, but please do not go to sleep without the protection of an alarm for the safety of you and your loved ones.

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