The aftermath of a house fire

(Finally got to upload this)

When you have a fire, you say, "Oh, it's fine. Life will return in a week or so." In reality, it will take 4 months for my family to move back in.

This fire went on for around 10 minutes, and look at the damage. Only a few things were salvagable. A fire can only cause damage based on these:

1. The smoke.
a. Toxicity of the smoke.
b. Thickness of the smoke.

2. The fire.
a. Heat of the fire.
b.size of the fire.

What you should do when a fire goes on is get out. If you have dogs/cats upstairs and the fire is downstairs where you are, just leave them and get out. Your primary goals are:

A): Get you and your family out.
B): If you have a fire extinguisher in a safe spot, get to it fast. Water will not work.
C): Call 911; It is their job to put it out.

You need insurance in cases like this.

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• smoke
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• situation
• danger
• dangerous
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• safety
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• burn
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• flame
• repair

[TheRushour3]

@monfernoinfernape

Yes. And two days ago- one month after this, we put another dog down because she had cancer.

[Habbloxian]

Just got this from a Roblox user on Twitter. Sad to know you've been through a fire. And no, I would grab all of my crap and my pets and run. I'd rather die with them than have them die alone.

[TheRushour3]

@Habbloxian I didn't think about anything but my phone to call 911 when it happened.

[TheRushour3]

@Dabreaker9

Dryer fire.

[TheRushour3]

It's okay, guys.

[jecdown]

@scottpwns0122 Who gives a shit about that crap. It can be replaced

[monfernoinfernape]

I dislike this for one reason. I DISLIKE THE FIRE THAT HAPPENED! Rushour, did anything like a pet die?

[scottpwns0122]

Does that mean your computer and cool stuff got burned?

[AUberMegaSecret]

I'm deeply sorry for your loss.