Extinguish a burning pan.
In a matter of seconds, a frying pan left unattended on the stove can catch fire. This happens if the oil gets too hot. In such a situation, never ever pour water on burning oil. It will make the fire bigger and stronger, and the oil will splash in all directions.
If the flame is small, you can pour baking soda in the pan: it absorbs oxygen. Yet the most effective way to avoid a fire is to cover the frying pan with a dense cotton cloth. An ordinary blanket or a stack of T-shirts from the closet will do.
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Glasofruix 6 year s ago
#1 DO NOT DO THAT, NEVER! Lithium batteries explode when pierced. Oh you'll start a fire allright, on your friggin' face. So unless you want to die from infected burn wounds, the BEST WAY to start a fire with a battery is actually to short the + and the - which would make some (small sparks). Better yet, if you have a chewing gum wrapper, the aluminum foil kind, a thin strip would catch fire when connected to a battery.
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channax 6 year s ago
#1 DARWIN AWARD !
so I have a phone, but I'm going to explode it
( and maybe I die, doing it )
instead of calling for help !
so I have a phone, but I'm going to explode it
( and maybe I die, doing it )
instead of calling for help !
so I have a phone, but I'm going to explode it
( and maybe I die, doing it )
instead of calling for help !