Change Your Clock Change Your Battery

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So it was hard for me to believe that last weekend was Daylight Savings Time already. I mean I feel like we just turned the clocks ahead and now we are turning them back already, which to me means winter is here. By winter I think of snow, getting dark early and basically not going out!

Well November 4th not only was the day we got an extra hour of sleep, but it also marked the 25th anniversery of the annual Change Your Clock Change Your Battery program. Energizer and the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) once again worked with local fire departments nationwide to raise awareness on the importance of working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. These devices are a must-have to help families stay safe in their homes.

Did you know that 38% of fatal fire injuries occur in homes with no smoke alarms, while 24% occur in homes in which at least one smoke alarm is present but fails to operate, frequently due to dead or missing batteries (according to the Fire Analysis and Research Division of the National Fire Protection Association.)

Energizer wants everyone to stay safe and is asking that you make sure you change the batteries in both your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. It is the easiest to do while you are going around and changing all your clocks and it makes it easy to remember! Changing a battery could really mean the difference between life or death.

For some extra safety tips and advice you can also print out some Fun Safety sheets for kids, an Escape Plan Grid and more through the Energizer Facebook page.

The Change Your Clock Change Your Battery program is just one of the ways Energizer brings to life the company’s commitment to making a positive impact in communities across the country.

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I also want to comment on just how cool the flashlight and candle is from Energizer:

This Energizer flashlight has LED lights, can use different batteries, has a whistle alarm attached for emergencies and a safety checklist on it:

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How cool is that – you can use 2 AA, 2 AAA OR 2 C batteries!

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And finally the Energizer Flameless candle looks awesome:

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BUY IT: Look for Energizer batteries at a mass retailer near you.

WIN IT: (1) US winner will receive an Energizer Family Safety Kit

Contains:

  • Reusable grocery tote
  • One 2-pack of Energizer® MAX® Batteries (9v) with Power Seal Technology – Dependable, powerful performance for the devices that help keep your family safe; now hold their charge when stored for up to 5 years
  • One Energizer® Flameless Wax Candle – Enjoy the realistic flicker of a scented wax candle without the worry of open flame or hassle of soot and dripping wax
  • One Energizer® Weatheready® Safety Light – Waterproof flashlight powered by AA, AAA or C cell batteries; includes safety whistle and imprinted preparedness checklist
  • One Kidde Battery-Operated Combination Carbon Monoxide and Smoke Alarm

The total value of the Family Safety Kit is approximately $78 per kit.

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  1. Mary Anderson says:

    We keep a flashlight in every room.

  2. MaryR says:

    Definitely have flashlights and batteries.

  3. FRANK S says:

    Flashlights

  4. Denise S says:

    We must have candles and flashlights.

  5. Jessica Cox says:

    bottled water is a must

  6. Ani says:

    Flashlights with extra batteries are a must for us so when the power’s out we can see our way around the house.

  7. Christine says:

    We are getting a new generator for Christmas.
    Thanks for the chance!

  8. Jemima Puddleduck says:

    Use flashlights instead of candles…don’t want to strike a match if there is a gas leak

  9. Daniel M says:

    first aid kit is a must!

  10. Nance Meyer says:

    Batteries and extra water

  11. Karen says:

    I keep food, water, batteries and candles. Thanks for the giveaway.

  12. Hesper Fry says:

    Flashlights and batteries are a must have for us.

  13. Gianna says:

    First aid kit.

  14. Tina says:

    I try to have several bottles on water on hand as well as batteries. I really want a flashlight that stays plugged into the wall and comes on when the power goes out.

  15. Jennifer Reed says:

    A few must have items for my family for emergency situations are family medications and medical information.

  16. Richard Hicks says:

    one tip is to make sure everyone knows what to do in an emergency before it happens!

    brich22 at earthlink dot net

  17. Kayla says:

    We have flashlights all over the house! It’s a necessity!

  18. Sarah says:

    Must have flashlights in every bedroom.

  19. Pameula Henson says:

    I keep candles, flash light, weather radio, and ready to eat meals and water on hand.

  20. jenny says:

    I gave my kids all flashlights in their stockings last year….that way when we loose power they could each have their own.

  21. dorothy says:

    fire ext. by the stove.

  22. David Balkin says:

    Always have an emergency kit in case of a disaster!

  23. Sue Hull says:

    First aid kit and water. Thank you for the great giveaway! :)

  24. sandra davis says:

    definately flash light

  25. kathy pease says:

    a must have for us is 4 gallon jugs of water..we always stock up in case

  26. Marty Harris says:
  27. Vikki Billings says:

    Everyone should have a carbon dioxide sensor

  28. Gaines Simmons says:

    Ear plugs and a well-maintained vehicle.

  29. Charlene says:

    Both a carbon monoxide detector & a smoke alarm are must haves in any home.

  30. carol lewis says:

    have a place to meet

  31. shirley zolenski says:

    A must have safety item is batteries

  32. Kim Reid says:

    We always try to keep extra batteries around, thanks!

  33. Sarah Harding says:

    Must have a winter emergency kit for the car.

  34. Kellie Rose Wilson says:

    We always have flashlights ready with fresh batteries in the house