Signs Your Smoke or CO Alarm Is Aging: How to Spot and Act Before It’s Too Late
Why Alarm Aging Matters: Protect Your Home Before It’s Too Late Knowing when to replace your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms is key to maintaining home safety. Smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarm...
Why UL 217 Smoke Alarms Matter Especially During Wildfire Season
The Growing Threat of Wildfire Smoke In recent years, wildfire seasons have become longer and more unpredictable. According to the U.S. National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC, 2024), more than 7.5 ...
Siterwell Smoke & CO Combo Alarms Named IDEA Award Finalists for Outstanding Design
When it comes to safety alarms, design rarely takes center stage. Most smoke and CO alarms simply blend into ceilings or walls, serving one purpose: to alert when danger strikes. This year, Siterwe...
Don’t Be Spooked: Fire Safety Tips for Halloween in Your Home
Halloween is that magical time of year when jack-o’-lanterns light up porches, ghosts and witches roam the streets, and candy reigns supreme. But amid the fun and excitement, fire risks quietly ris...
Carbon Monoxide: The Silent Threat in Your Home This Fall
As temperatures drop and homes across the U.S. and Europe start relying on heating systems, a hidden risk quietly grows indoors: carbon monoxide (CO). Often called the “silent killer,” CO is a colo...
Wildfire Smoke Coming Inside? 3 Easy Steps to Improve Your Smoke Alarm System
Wildfire Smoke Is No Longer Confined to Forests. Even communities far from active fires frequently experience degraded air quality as smoke drifts. According to the U.S. EPA, smoke from wildfires c...