TX State Law requires

bedrooms, and rooms that can be utilized as sleeping rooms, to be equipped with smoke detectors. Current requirements also require smoke detectors in hallways outside the bedrooms. Smoke detectors can be hard wired or battery operated. When hard wired, smoke detectors must be synchronized and sequential in their operation with sufficient audible resonance to alert all bedrooms and residents of the house in the event of fire outbreak. MONTHLY inspection and testing of these appliances is recommended. Do NOT install smoke detectors within 3' of climate control vents or ceiling fans.

Chose one day of the month to mark your calendar to do this very simple task. 

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• Find your car-take a photo of the nearest sign or somthing that will help you locate your car.
• Remember your error-take a picture of your computer screen when the mystery error message appears
• Take a photo of something you will need to remember days or months from now. Holiday decorations?
• Find your bed-take a picture of your hotel room number. Plastic entry card does not have the room number.
• Capture ideas-take a picture of the sales meeting whiteboard notes.
• Take scene-of-the-crime photos for fender benders, take photos of cars involved, damages, license plates
• Before you take it apart-take the photo of a repair project, cables for modems, tvs, computers.
• Remember the wine (my favorite) Next time you try that new wine at your favorite restaurant, take a picture of the label

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