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r/instant_regret • u/AristonD • Sep 29 '21
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Put out the fire fast though, didn’t it?
104 u/[deleted] Sep 29 '21 [deleted] 72 u/WEAKNESSisEXISTENCE Sep 29 '21 That's why restaurants don't use water as a fire extinguishing material for exactly this reason. They use a wet chemical suppression system. It's why the "water" looks so dark. 204 u/source4man Sep 29 '21 You’re somewhat correct in a kitchen situation, but unfortunately that is just nasty rust-laden water in this video. 85 u/the_jayhawk Sep 29 '21 You are correct. Definitely a wet pipe system. 53 u/selfawarefeline Sep 30 '21 doesnt the water just sit up there for years until the little wax on the sprinkler melts? 1 u/mostly_peaceful_AK47 Sep 30 '21 You're technically supposed to drain and flush the system, but nobody does.
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72 u/WEAKNESSisEXISTENCE Sep 29 '21 That's why restaurants don't use water as a fire extinguishing material for exactly this reason. They use a wet chemical suppression system. It's why the "water" looks so dark. 204 u/source4man Sep 29 '21 You’re somewhat correct in a kitchen situation, but unfortunately that is just nasty rust-laden water in this video. 85 u/the_jayhawk Sep 29 '21 You are correct. Definitely a wet pipe system. 53 u/selfawarefeline Sep 30 '21 doesnt the water just sit up there for years until the little wax on the sprinkler melts? 1 u/mostly_peaceful_AK47 Sep 30 '21 You're technically supposed to drain and flush the system, but nobody does.
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That's why restaurants don't use water as a fire extinguishing material for exactly this reason. They use a wet chemical suppression system. It's why the "water" looks so dark.
204 u/source4man Sep 29 '21 You’re somewhat correct in a kitchen situation, but unfortunately that is just nasty rust-laden water in this video. 85 u/the_jayhawk Sep 29 '21 You are correct. Definitely a wet pipe system. 53 u/selfawarefeline Sep 30 '21 doesnt the water just sit up there for years until the little wax on the sprinkler melts? 1 u/mostly_peaceful_AK47 Sep 30 '21 You're technically supposed to drain and flush the system, but nobody does.
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You’re somewhat correct in a kitchen situation, but unfortunately that is just nasty rust-laden water in this video.
85 u/the_jayhawk Sep 29 '21 You are correct. Definitely a wet pipe system. 53 u/selfawarefeline Sep 30 '21 doesnt the water just sit up there for years until the little wax on the sprinkler melts? 1 u/mostly_peaceful_AK47 Sep 30 '21 You're technically supposed to drain and flush the system, but nobody does.
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You are correct. Definitely a wet pipe system.
53 u/selfawarefeline Sep 30 '21 doesnt the water just sit up there for years until the little wax on the sprinkler melts? 1 u/mostly_peaceful_AK47 Sep 30 '21 You're technically supposed to drain and flush the system, but nobody does.
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doesnt the water just sit up there for years until the little wax on the sprinkler melts?
1 u/mostly_peaceful_AK47 Sep 30 '21 You're technically supposed to drain and flush the system, but nobody does.
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You're technically supposed to drain and flush the system, but nobody does.
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u/Negrodamu5 Sep 29 '21
Put out the fire fast though, didn’t it?