I've removed both smoke detectors from my ceiling. I replaced the batteries, put them back, and then the beeping started. I took the batteries out, took the smoke detectors down, and something in the ceiling is STILL beeping. All I can see in the holes in the ceiling is wires. The beeping has been going on for two days and it is driving me nuts. Please help! How can I stop the beeping?
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The idea behind a dry chemical fire extinguisher is to blanket the fuel with an inert solid (similar to dirt or sand). A dry chemical extinguisher sprays a very fine powder of sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3, baking soda), potassium bicarbonate (KHCO3, nearly identical to baking soda), or monoammonium phosphate ((NH4)H2PO4). These solids coat the fuel and smother the fire.
They cover the fire and starve it of it's oxygen. No oxygen - no more fire. You best source for a detailed explanation is in the provided link. A great source of information about many many subjects. Al
