Currently serving Jasper County Fire Rescue in south Carolina along with Charleston County EMS.
yes, it is smart thing to avoid further damage from water and environmental damage.
It has made our job significantly difficult. Faster burning of these materials and hotter burning gives us less time to knock down these fires. The additional chemicals is making the smoke more toxic, So we are dealing with a shorter time to determine our attack and achieve it.
Many things from burn patterns forming v starting at the point of orign. We also use tools from machines that detect accellerants to K9 smelling out for accellerants.
I have had several bibles survive a fire. I personally think it is due to the thickness of the book. I personally never feel right burning a bible anyway.
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How prevalent are teen pregnancies in your school?Starbucks Barista
If a homeless person wants to use your bathroom, are you supposed to stop him?REALTOR®
What's the best way to know if housing prices are going to rise or fall?Quite a bit so we know what to use on what type of fires. For instance we do not apply water to flammable metals, or water to flammable gases. Sometimes we use dry chemical extinguishers on materials to remove the chemical reaction. Fires go out due to either removing oxygen(difficult), cooling, burns out of fuel plain and simple or intefferring with the chemical chain reaction such as dry chemical does.
No, very rightfully to be concerned. Age is a factor but also you are using windows with a specifically designed component that has been altered.
We use "Entrapped patients"
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