Fire Safety! A MUST SEE!

please watch this vid..
on "how to handle fires safely"
the lady will explain the method!

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[StarbucksRocks]

that scared me... -runs off to have nightmares-

[NessMix]

there,there! *gives nephew a starbucks*

i hope that makes u feel better ^^

[ariestheramone]

Thank you thank you thank you for such an important

message!

[NessMix]

your welcome!

[manman884]

OMG WATER IS GONNA KILL US ALL

[DADOS75DICIPLE]

of coure tou dont throw water at burning oil with fire, you throw gasoline at a pot with burning oil

[FHCTech]

@atphalix

Please read my comments before responding.

[atphalix]

@FHCTech 1- You need to put a wet rag because a dry rag will catch fire too and be useless!

2- the rag serve as a way to stop oxygen from reaching the fire (no oxygen=no more combustion).

[XlightninX]

so dont put water in it. but put a water soaked rag over it.....seems legit.

[FHCTech]

@mildmayfelix

I understand that....but the way this commercial is put together is just...idiotic.

Especially the way that the wet rag follows the line "do not use water"[sic]...

Public safety announcements are supposed to make you feel safer, more informed...

Besides, the only reason a pot would catch fire like this is if someone wasn't paying attention to it...which should be rule #1 when working with grease and a stove!

[mildmayfelix]

@FHCTech The wet cloth (wet not dripping) is to cut the oxigen supply. it's wet so it doesn't catch on fire.

[hebneh]

I'd put a metal pot lid over the fire - there are usually some of those in a kitchen, along with other utensils, yes?

[beatchildproductions]

im i the only one who found the outro...bizar?

[iToasterman]

This is wrong. When there is a fire with oil or really anything, grab baking soda throw it over, and put a lid over the pot, the fire will go out seconds after the baking soda and the lit stops reignition so does the baking soda

[ganonforce]

@FHCTech ahahaha oh good lord.

[FHCTech]

Don't throw water on a fire, but wet a rag.....

What?

And I love how the person demonstrating this "simple" and "safe" technique is a fireman in full protective gear....

How about you pay attention to your cooking?