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Sterilizing Kilner jars
On 13/09/2013 11:57, Martin wrote:
On Fri, 13 Sep 2013 11:37:19 +0100, Martin Brown wrote: snip Kitchens are incredibly dangerous places too. Scalding hot liquids, ovens, hot surfaces and sharp knives. Burning fat pans are a major source of house fires. One of the fabulous fire brigade safety demos consists of a portable fire proof trailer laid out inside as a kitchen that they create a chip pan fire inside and then deliberately provoke it with a pint of water tipped in on a very long stick. The flashover heat can be felt from 30m away! Afterwards they put it out with a metal lid the safe way. Apparently the most common root cause they encounter is drunks come home hungry from pub put chip pan on and fall asleep in front of TV. Peak fire damage from chip pan fires is Friday and Saturday nights. These days health and safety means they have to advise you not to tackle the blaze yourself but to close all the doors and ring 999. -- Regards, Martin Brown |
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