Kidde Smoke Alarms Fail In Common House Fires, Court Told

By Carolina Bolado ( June 1, 2026, 5:51 PM EDT) -- A proposed class of consumers who bought what are known as ionization-only smoke detectors made by Kidde filed suit in Florida state court Monday, claiming the smoke alarms are defective because they are incapable of detecting the most common type of residential fire....

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