What Really Happens in a House Fire

In only 30 seconds, a small flame will destroy the house and become a big fire threatening the lives of the people inside. According to Glenn Gaine, deputy director of the US fire department, the annual fire deaths of Americans exceeds the total of all natural disasters in the United States. Even if individuals are escaped, the fire costs tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars due to property damage - up to $ 50,000 to rebuild the kitchen on fire

The most worriing thing is that due to the flammability of the substances in the home, the home fire has become dangerous and destructive recently. According to John Drengenenberg, Director of Consumer Safety at Underwriters Laboratories (UL) 30 years ago, you took an average of 14 to 17 minutes to get away from a home fire. "Today, synthetic materials are spreading in the house, so it takes about two or three minutes for the occupants to leave," Drengenberg said. As a result of the fire tests carried out by UL, we found that most families of synthetic furniture can be completely swallowed within 4 minutes.

So what happens in the first few minutes of fire? Is there a change from manageable to unmanageable? This old house broke a series of events with a typical kitchen fire, showing the spread of the damage. Keep learning your family, your loved ones and ways to best protect your own lives.

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