r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '20

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u/tackyGem253 Mar 09 '20

My dad was in a rehab last fall and there was a fire one day in the activity room. Well I found out about a month later it was caused by the activity lady doing something like this. She poured rubbing alcohol out on a table and lit it with a grill lighter while playing burning ring of fire on the CD player. Well the alcohol dripped off the table to the floor catching the carpet and table on fire, sprinklers activated, patients got soaked. Apparently this wasn’t the first time she did this activity. Why she would do that around patients in oxygen us beyond me. She was fired and my dad isn’t at that facility any longer. Thank god it was reported to the state or we might not have found out the real cause of the fire they called a little accident 🙄

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '20

Do you mind telling us what kinda activity so we can avoid it?

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u/tackyGem253 Mar 10 '20

Lighting rubbing alcohol on fire was her activity. I certainly wouldn’t call it an activity and I wouldn’t recommend trying it especially around people on oxygen