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JimK-NY
Dec 12, 2020Explorer II
Over the years I have had all sorts of chemical set off the propane alarm. Those items have included hairspray, insect repellent, sulfurous emissions in Yellowstone, and caulk. The caulk was the worst. I used a large amount in the bathroom to add a slope to a small ledge. I had to disconnect the alarm for a great many weeks while it cured.
You may also get false alarms as the detector ages. The life expectancy of a propane alarm is about 5-10 years from the date of manufacture. Some seem to be overly sensitive or defective and give false alarms when they are relatively new.
You may also get false alarms as the detector ages. The life expectancy of a propane alarm is about 5-10 years from the date of manufacture. Some seem to be overly sensitive or defective and give false alarms when they are relatively new.
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