Wiltshire Fire & Rescue Service have issued a reminder about the importance of having working smoke alarms. How safe is your home? For more information, please click here.
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Smoke alarms are always necessary when you want to make your home very secure against fire. Personally, i prefer to use ionization smoke detectors because they are cheaper and are always available in any hardware store on the mall. :’:`: Take care