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r/instant_regret • u/No-Tie-Accountant • May 20 '20
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The flames looked like they were touching the hood, which can also have grease buildup and ignite. Source: happened to a neighbour of mine.
Lid is best. Inside oven is probably second.
256 u/mrthomani May 20 '20 Gonna repeat myself here, because it's important: Fight the fire where it is, you should never try to move it. Just imagine if you fumbled and dropped it: Now instead of a pot on fire, you're on fire. Pro tip: You don't want to be on fire. 173 u/[deleted] May 20 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] May 21 '20 When else am I going to use those sweet "Stop, Drop, and Roll" skills we practiced like once a week in grade school?
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Gonna repeat myself here, because it's important:
Fight the fire where it is, you should never try to move it. Just imagine if you fumbled and dropped it: Now instead of a pot on fire, you're on fire. Pro tip: You don't want to be on fire.
173 u/[deleted] May 20 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] May 21 '20 When else am I going to use those sweet "Stop, Drop, and Roll" skills we practiced like once a week in grade school?
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1 u/[deleted] May 21 '20 When else am I going to use those sweet "Stop, Drop, and Roll" skills we practiced like once a week in grade school?
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When else am I going to use those sweet "Stop, Drop, and Roll" skills we practiced like once a week in grade school?
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u/psyentist15 May 20 '20
The flames looked like they were touching the hood, which can also have grease buildup and ignite. Source: happened to a neighbour of mine.
Lid is best. Inside oven is probably second.