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Originally Posted by billethkid
Most smoke detector companies recommend against having one in the kitchen as there are far too many variables generated there i.e. cooking, dishwasher steam, etc that will set them off.
btk
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Mine in the kitchen is a real pain, it goes off whenever I am using the oven - especially when using high heat cooking a roast and fixings. Sometimes I'd like to tear the thing off the wall!
In fact, I have the plastic dust cover which comes with the alarm in place right now. I have another in the LR and one right behind the kitchen in a bedroom so I think I am pretty well covered for smoke alarms.