Well, if you think I should. I'll saw a hole in the paneling, int he perfect place for the detector. Try to fish a wire down the wall, and find out it's got horizontal fire break. Go back to the store and buy a long installer bit, and try to drill through the firebreak. Find out my bit isn't long enough (4 foot) and go back and buy a six foot bit. Drill through the water copper, and have to take out a section of baseboard, and then paneling to fix the hole in the water copper. Light the wallboard on fire with the propane torch. Soften the flakeboard floor with the water that sprays, wehn I find out my soldering techinque wasn't doing very good. Lucky it did, put out the smouldering wall board. Nail the paneling back up, and find out I left the six foot drill bit in the bay, and now it's nailed in. No worries, got my hole. Try, in vain, to push a lenth of Romex up from the cellar to the outlet hole, with no success. Try, instead, from the top. Finally, it's about midnight and I got to be to work in the morning. Get home from work tomorrow, and find out that wife #6 has bought a battery monoxide detector, and put it over the outlet hole, and finished nailing up the panneling. She greets me with a pan of home baked brownies, and all my 7 wives and 32 children tell me what a good job I did.
Sorry about the choir. My 4th teenage daughter is going through a phase.