change the batteries

"I would change the batteries every six months to be safe."

"He looks like you open a panel in his back and change the batteries."

"How often should I change the batteries in the smoke detectors?"

Change the batteries of your smoke detectors every six months.

How many times a year should you change the batteries in your smoke detector?

To change the batteries people would have to go into town by bicycle with a carrier.

Indeed, surveys show they don't want to change the batteries for seven years or more.

It could mean a lot less fumbling to change the batteries before the baby moves.

Test your smoke detectors monthly, and change the batteries at least once a year.

Before the trip to Kenya, she ordered fresh film and changed the batteries.

I certainly don't have the time to test that, but we haven't had to change the batteries in the past few weeks.

The control box has to be unscrewed and its top removed to change the batteries.

So I changed the batteries in my radar gun.

This is like installing smoke detectors in your home and then never changing the batteries.

It tells you how to take it apart and change the batteries.

So I changed the batteries on both machines.

Fire officials recommend changing the batteries as part of the switch today to daylight saving time.

Then another 50 shots, and so on until "Change the batteries" appears on the camera's screen.

And, it is to be hoped, they will also check and change the batteries in their smoke detectors.

'And the nice thing about it is that I never have to change the batteries.'

I changed the batteries and found the headphones, a pencil, and a legal pad.

For the next half-hour they walked in heavy silence, pausing only once to change the batteries of their flashlights.

Do you have smoke detectors, and do you change the batteries twice a year?

She comes every other Saturday to hose down the floors, strip the beds and change the batteries in the flashlights.

"You don't want to have to dig beneath the sheetrock to change the batteries."