Junk turns apartment into fire trap
A reader recounts a mother's hoarding of her late husband’s papers and clothes, turning their apartment into a potential fire risk. An inspector suggested, and the family considered, removing the clutter for safety. The column also notes tips for hearing loss and a reader story about communication with a high pitched voice.
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