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This
is a dramatic video
(30-second, very short)
about how to deal with
a common kitchen fire
....oil in a frying
pan. Read the following
introduction, then watch
the show ...It's a real
eye-opener!!
At the Fire Fighting
Training school they
would demonstrate this
with a deep fat fryer
set on the fire field.
An instructor would
don a fire suit and
using an 8 oz cup at
the end of a 10-foot
pole to toss water onto
the grease fire.
The results got the
attention of the students.
The water, being heavier
than oil, sinks to the
bottom where it instantly
becomes superheated.
The explosive force
of the steam blows the
burning oil up and out.
On the open field, it
became a thirty foot
high fireball that resembled
a nuclear blast.
Inside the confines
of a kitchen, the fire
ball hits the ceiling
and fills the entire
room. Also, do not throw
sugar or flour on a
grease fire. One cup
of either creates the
explosive force of two
sticks of dynamite.
This is a powerful message----watch
the video and don't
forget what you see.
Tell your whole family
about this video. Or
better yet, send this
to them.
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