Did nothing unusual.The alarm was used as directed.Simple setup.Place batteries in the alarm and connect sensor.Then place sensor on underwear and child sleeps.Once urine is detected, alarm strips and wakes up everyone.This however did not happen in our case.The new alarm exploded at night under normal use and batteries onto my daughter's skin.The alarm was very hot.She was in pain and crying out loudly when this happened.By the time i pulled out the alarm from her t-shirt, she was already partially burnt from the hot alarm.The alarm burnt out on its own and stopped working after causing significant mental stress and scare for our family.I was able to treat her burns at home without need to visit the hosp.She is frightened and refuses to get treatment for her bedwetting.Fda safety report id# (b)(4).
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