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My landlords put my fire alarm like 10 feet from my stove. My apartment has almost no circulation so if i cook literally anything that makes a medium amount of smoke it goes off. Tonight it sent off them main one and evacuated my building at 1am. How do i combat this?

>> No.11809128

glad wrap or plastic bag over it

>> No.11809136

>>11809122
>My landlords put my fire alarm like 10 feet from my stove.
Stop burning ur food dumbass

>> No.11809146

Move it?
I don't know your countries laws but here the smoke detectors only have to be in hallways and sleeping rooms.

>> No.11809155

>>11809146
if it's connected to his building, assuming he actually "set off the main one and evacuated my building" they are wired installs.

Somehow I think he just sucks at cooking

>> No.11809158

burn the building down and make them rebuild it and this time with the smoke alarm in a different room.

that outta do the trick.

>> No.11809160

Can't you just take the batteries out? Or better yet just call your landlord and ask if he'll move it

>> No.11809166

>>11809122
Got a beanie or two? Put them over the detector.

>> No.11809168

op must be pretty popular with his neighbours. lel.

>> No.11809169

If there is enough smoke during cooking to set of the fire alarm you are doing something wrong. Also, if you already know it can go off from your cooking then why the fuck would you "cook" something that involves a "medium amount" of smoke at 1 a.m.??? Do you really need to be told to wrap that stupid thing in plastic when you are cooking? Jesus Christ ....

>> No.11809196

Op here. I was just cooking some marinated chicken breast in a pan with olive oil and then finishing it off in the oven. I had all my windows open while cooking. I didnt even burn it. I have no idea how that sets off a fire alarm

>> No.11809207

>>11809122
Take the batteries out when you cook, dum dum. Open a window and put a fan facing out it if it's really that bad.

>> No.11809227

>>11809196
op, not even the guy, but read the 2nd comment. fire alarms are run with shitty lasers and particles like smoke cause them to go off, cover that shit with something then enjoy

>> No.11809232

>>11809136
if your cooking creates no fumes, it's in a microwave

>> No.11809239

>>11809196
>how that sets off a fire alarm
>>11809227
>particles like smoke
In your case it was tiny fat particles spread all over by the hot air rising, OP. I find those annoying little shits on my glasses whenever I fry something. Super irritating.

Alos, dont fucking fry with olive oil, use some high temperature cooking oil like canola.

>> No.11809249

>>11809122
Why do you cook that late? You can tell the freshness of ingredients, and their possible blemishes, better in natural lighting.

>> No.11809258

>>11809239
>I find those annoying little shits on my glasses whenever I fry something.
Same, it's infuriating

>> No.11809265

>>11809122
Yeah, fire alarms are retardly sensitive even if you are cooking properly.

Unfortunately you can be blamed if there are any fires. If it is battery operated and removing the batteries doesn't make the thing beep because it's wired it, put some paper in interrupting power. If there is a fire it'll burn away and look like you had full batteries in it.

If it's just wired into the apartment then cover the thing with plastic wrap. If it still goes off then tie a piece of fabric over it with twine and then plastic wrap to insure it doesn't get heated.

>> No.11809612

>>11809207
>apartment fire alarm
>not being hardwired in
Also if OP tampers with his fire alarm and gets caught he could be evicted or fined. The building I lived in last did a fire safety inspection like four times a year and that was something they always checked.

>> No.11810031

>>11809249
Finely fucking crafted

>> No.11810076

>>11809146
Smoke detectors just make a sound to wake up anyone sleeping they dont set off alarms

>> No.11810079

>>11809169
>If there is enough smoke during cooking to set of the fire alarm you are doing something wrong.
Classic victim blaming

>> No.11810083

So are fire alarms and smoke detectors the same thing?

>> No.11810087

>in japan
>stoves legally required to have auto cut off
>smoke does it
>heat alone does it

can't find a way to disable it. no obvious detector to be seen. really fucking annoying when it shuts the gas off during perfectly safe cooking.

>> No.11810088

>>11809166
Insufficient air getting into the sensors will likely set the alarm off.

>> No.11810746

>>11809612
>hardwired in fire alarm
I've lived in half a dozen different apartments and have never heard of such a thing.

>> No.11810791

>>11809122
>Tonight it sent off them main one and evacuated my building at 1am.
I live in a building where we've had numerous late night evacuations over RETARDS LIKE YOU WHO CAN'T COOK WORTH A SHIT
EITHER TAKE THE BATTERY OUT OR GET TAKEOUT FOOD YOU STUPID SHIT FUCK ASSHOLE
WHY ARE YOU AWAKE AT ONE AM
SOME OF US HAVE JOBS
JOBS
GET A JOB AND MAYBE YOU WON'T BE UP AT ABSURD HOURS BURNING YOUR SHITTY FROZEN PIZZA

>> No.11810800

>>11810746

Legal obligation in all newbuild properties here in the UK. That said, the regulations are also sensible enough to tell you to use heat alarms in kitchens, which only go off if there's an actual fire, rather than smoke alarms.

>> No.11810809

Get a tupperware container and cut a hole in the lid big enough to go around the smoke detector, and fasten the lid to the wall with double stick tape or something. Then when you cook just pop the tupperware bowl over the detector. Wa la.

>> No.11810831

>>11809155
>>11809146
>>11809136

It's not about cooking at all. Mine goes off all the time when I toast bread, rarely does when I cook stovetop. Luckily for my neighbours I usually wake up around 4:30 and make my toast around 5 in the morning.

>> No.11810894
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11810894

>>11810791
Wagie mad,
Makes me glad
I love expressing my wagie hate
With delicious digiorno's on my plate
Pizza, tendies, frozen fries
Open the oven and believe your eyes
Evacuate at 3 am, your lasagna makes wagie triggered then.
He shouts you out, begins to cuss "s-some of us have jobs." he says with gust.
And then just then you begin to smile, you say to wagie you havent worked in a while.
"I need my nighttime tendies wagie dear, I need my tendies from now to here, and even though they smoke, I will admit, at least I wont slough tired off to work, cause I quit,"
You begin to dab on the helpless wagie
His mind just gets flustered and hazy
He feels so stressed, his death is near
"Nobody carss about your job, wagie dear"

>> No.11810906

>>11809122
>Tonight it sent off them main one and evacuated my building at 1am. How do i combat this?
Stop cooking food past midnight you fucking fatass

>> No.11810907

>>11810894
This is why god doesn’t talk to us anymore

>> No.11810911

>>11810906
Some people work second or third shift.
Apartments without hoodvents suck

>> No.11810913

what kind of oil are you using? try using grape seed oil or almond oil. the flashpoint on those oils for smoke is very very high. olive oil is very low flashpoint, smokes super fast.

>> No.11810917

>>11810911
You can just reheat food you make BEFORE midnight
Also you can't fool me, OP's certainly a NEET

>> No.11810921
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>>11809122
>mfw mine goes off just by opening the oven
>mfw its literally just from the heat and there is zero smoke

>> No.11810928

Go to home depot and get a shop fan and aim it at the detector

>> No.11810933

>>11810917
How about fuck you, when I stagger home from cooking for other people all night I will absolutely cook for myself if I want to. If you don’t like living in an apartment buy your own house or do some soundproofing

>> No.11810937

>>11810907
Get back in your cage you melodramatic cuckbot

>> No.11810940

>>11809122
you're doing something wrong if your cooking is making smoke. Possibilities:
-you're using the wrong oil or fat to cook with
-you're setting the range too high
-your stove is dirty, and/or you're spilling things into the hob

Fix those problems and you should be fine. There should never be smoke while you're cooking unless it is deliberate.

>> No.11810947

>>11810933
>How about fuck you, when I stagger home from cooking for other people all night I will absolutely cook for myself if I want to.
Then obviously your shitty smoke alarm is gonna go off.
>How do I combat my smoke alarm going off at night?!
>Stop cooking stuff so late
>DON'T TELL ME WHAT DO DO
Jesus Christ you're a faggot

>> No.11810949

>>11810907
SEETHING wagelet detected.

>> No.11810957

>>11810791
You realize there are people who don't get off work till late at night, right? Not everyone has the same schedule.

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>>11810791

>> No.11810966

>>11810957
And most individuals who have that schedule try and be somewhat respectful of others who are probably sleeping.

>> No.11810970

>>11810957
Doesn't mean you have to cook late at night. Make the food in advance and microwave it.

Or just cook it without being a fucktard. I've often cooked shit in the middle of the night when drunk, high, or both and I've never set off the smoke alarm. As long as you don't make the 3 mistakes listed in >>11810940 then you're fine.

>> No.11810971

>>11810966
Nah fuck you. No one is respectful of me when I'm sleeping.

>> No.11810978

>>11810947
I have mine plastic wrapped. Only the one in my kitchen though. Really if he has a shitty fire alarm it won’t matter what time he cooks at all

>> No.11810986

>>11810940
>he has never pan seared a steak properly.

Makes a lot of smoke no matter what oil

>> No.11811001

>>11810911
My hood "vent" in my old apartment just blew the air out the top and right towards the hard wired smoke alarm.

It was retarded, really glad I don't live there anymore.

>> No.11811005

>>11810986
Nope.jpg. You can sear a steak without making any smoke. Heating your pan up beyond the oil's smoke point achieves nothing other than creating smoke. Use a thermometer if you're too much of a retard to figure this out on your own.

>> No.11811012

>>11810746
It's a legal requirement a lot of places, especially for apartment buildings.

>> No.11811015

>>11809122
>Tonight it sent off them main one and evacuated my building at 1am
That comes with a $1200 fine in the building i live in.

>> No.11811031

>>11811001
This. It's an apartment building, there's no way theyre really venting all those hoods- they just suck in air, run it through a shitty filter, then blow it back out.

>> No.11811033

>>11809122
<not living in flyover country where i can barbecue a deer indoors with the fan going and all the windows open

>> No.11811042

>living in apartments

well there's your problem lol, at least get a condo so you can control basic shit like your smoke detectors, it must suck being stuck with all the cheap shitty appliances landlords put in apartments.

>> No.11811054

>>11811042
Millennials prefer sushi and avocado toast to owning homes.SAD!

>> No.11811124

>>11811042
>implying we don't live in a time where the vast majority of people will never be able to afford to pay for a home of their own of any sort

>> No.11811128

>>11811054
Actually, millennials can't really afford food either. Statistically they buy less groceries but also eat out less.

>> No.11811339

>>11810079
Yeah so what

>> No.11811352

>>11810907
Nice Professor Bros quote.

>> No.11811355

>>11810894
>this is what sweaty losers tell themselves to make them feel better
C O P E
O
P
E

>> No.11811381

Unplug it and remove the batteries you cuck

>> No.11811434

>>11810957
Fuck those people. Society is geared towards the average, if you go against stream you have to suffer

>> No.11811436

>>11810971
Only slackers sleep during the day

>> No.11811438

>>11811124
Even better
>the 1950s in the USA was and will be the only time in human history where the majority were the able to buy houses

>> No.11811492

>>11811339
You should feel awful. Not just bad AWFUL

>> No.11811495

My mom had a similar problem, somehow opening her laundry room door (close to the kitchen, and where the air intake for HVAC is) while cooking slurps all the smoky air out and her fire alarm hasn't gone off since

>> No.11811546

Mine does this and we just put thick tape over the speaker part. It goes off but you can barely hear it.

>> No.11811552

>>11811546
Thats not how sound works

>> No.11811577

>>11811552
>being retarded 2018

Protip it absolutely does stop the sound because the speaker diaphram can no longer move. try putting your finger over the speaker on your phone and see what happens dumbass

>> No.11811589

just remove it lmao

>> No.11811600

>>11811577
Bad bait

>> No.11811642

>>11810791
>Doesn't know that boiling water can set off an alarm

>> No.11811654

>>11810894
Based asf

>> No.11811656

>>11811552
>>11811600
If that's "not how it works" then why does it work so well?

>> No.11811661

>>11811600
You really are a dumbass my dude.

>> No.11811675

>>11811661
>>11811656
Keep digging that whole

>> No.11811678

>>11811642
This. I have a KIDDE fire alarm and the steam from boiling water would set it off from 16' sideways across the room.

Also these cellphone camera anchor tape measures are neat as shit.