The air in Wyoming has turned crisp and cold, and even though we may have a warm(ish) day here or there, we're right back to crisp and cold at night. The thermostats have been switched on for your furnace, the fireplaces are lit, and your wood stoves are fired up and putting out warmth.

When you start your day, the safety and concern for your family should be a priority, and the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors should be moved up your list.

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We talked not long ago about the importance of changing the batteries in the detectors a couple of times every year, and even if you do that consistently, experts say that the smoke detector unit itself should be replaced at least every 10 years. It's also recommended that you chang

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