Cleaning flame sensor/not replacing. When I was learning the trade I was taught to use sand paper to clean the flame sensor or just replace it. A guy I hired told me that he uses a green kitchen scratch pad. I have to say this works, and is probably a better choice. Just thought I'd pass this tip on to fellow techs. 10-16-2008, 10:38 PM #2.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) offers survivors benefits to the widow or children of the deceased. The widow and children must meet SSA guidelines to receive the benefits, not the deceased. Spouses and children of individuals who committed suicide can collect survivors benefits, with one exception.
They can receive benefits if you have credit for one and a half years of work in the three years prior to your death. Who Can Get Survivors Benefits? When you die, Social Security survivors benefits can be paid to the following people: Your widow/widower - full benefits at 65 or older (if born before 1940) or reduced benefits as early as age 60.