carbon monoxide alarm

Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday morning and the Minnesota Department of Public Safety recommends you change your smoke and carbon monoxide alarm batteries when you set your clocks back.

This week-end is Daylight Saving time! If you are still confused, think of the season, it’s FALL behind an hour. Another thing to remember is to change the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, yes, even if they are still good, change them. That way you know they’re fresh and ready to keep your family safe.

It's this week-end, Daylight Savings time!  If you are still confused, it's FALL back an hour.  Another thing to remember is to change the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, yes, even if they are still good, change them.  That way you know they're fresh and ready to keep your family safe.  Here's the Duluth Fire Department's reminder.