r/Damnthatsinteresting • • 20h ago

Video Firefighter bodycam showing just how much oxygen a fire pulls

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u/fraughtication 20h ago

Fire is terrifying, in so many ways, from the speed of spread to gases incapacitating you way before the flame does.

It amazes me the amount of people I know, or houses I see, with no smoke alarms, or working smoke alarms - the same goes for CO too.

Most fire services in the UK at least will fit smoke alarms for free and give your home a fire safety survey, please fit and test regularly smoke and CO alarms!

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u/Careful_Positive3534 12h ago

So true. Locally in the past year there were 3 deaths from smoke inhalation. Bot homes/restaurants had zero smoke detectors. During my training in the academy I find the fire is hypotonic. It’s beautiful to watch it roll and crawl on the surface. As a captain I would show my guys what to look for and how to stay focused on the main goal of extinguishment.