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Clocks go back Sunday, Nov. 1, so swap the smoke and CO detector batteries while you're at it. Livingston's fire chief notes the 10-year sealed units are the exception, don't pry those open, and CO detectors should sit within 10 feet of where you sleep.

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Anonymous·31m ago

ok but how often are you supposed to replace the CO detectors themselves, not just the batteries? ours came with the house and i have no idea how old they are

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Clocks go back Sunday, Nov. 1, so swap the smoke and CO detector batteries while you're at it. Livingston's fire chief notes the 10-year sealed units are the exception, don't pry those open, and CO detectors should sit within 10 feet of where you sleep.