Any good hair products/conditioners for very dry hair?
I agree with Boredstiff. I have known 30+ year plumbers who have never used cleaner/primer. If you glued it properly, it will be fine. Plus, at this point you'll never get the actual joint apart. You would have to cut the joint out and use couplings to add more pipe and then the original joint fitting. Not only will this look like crap but you'll have more connections and more places for a leak. Watch the joint when you flush a toilet, if it doesn't leak move on. However, if it doesn't, dry it use the primer on the joint where the pipe fits inside and then run the glue dauber around it again. Good luck and stop worrying.
Put in a new fresh battery. If it still goes off, and it's five years or older, replace the detector. If that doesn't work, you have something in the home setting it off.
Carbon monoxide problems are a rare occurrence. However, whether or not you have gas heating, it's a good idea to get a carbon monoxide detector for the home, just to be safe.
