Water works silverdale Videos

• 1. GetterBack water recovery device
• 2. Fire Safety Training - How to Use a WATER Fire Extinguisher
• 3. Do not put out the burning oil this way!! (no water!)
• 4. Land Rover Defender 90 Kam Diff Lockers, mud, water and the vertical drop at Frickley Off Road
• 5. How a Fire Extinguisher Works
• 6. Newcastle-under-Lyme Market 1960's
• 7. Grease Fire Demonstration
• 8. OIL FIRE & Water FIRE EXTINGUISHER
• 9. Fire Safety! A MUST SEE!

GetterBack water recovery device

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Phantom Pilots commented on 09 Jun 2014

Also note, deploy times depend on temp. of water and depth. www.savemyphantom.com

Kitsap Aerial Photography commented on 09 Jun 2014

Very true, Puget Sound averages about 54 degrees and we were in 50' of water so 12 minutes is PLENTY :) - took me an hour to get on the water when I landed my eZStar on it.. :)EZSTar Water Rescue

Fire Safety Training - How to Use a WATER Fire Extinguisher

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Bill Van Raam commented on 28 Jan 2012

Here in the U.S.A. the pull pin ring must be on the gauge/front. We have a water mist extinguisher that is made for electrical fires. I think it should be a law that all extinguisher trainers should have great leg's like yours.

Jamie Voeller commented on 01 Mar 2016

But that isn't a class a fire.

Dr Moon Rat commented on 22 Dec 2015

Those high heels though...

Morten Hansen commented on 18 May 2011

1:04 handeling good

Do not put out the burning oil this way!! (no water!)

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cloudinas commented on 25 Apr 2011

A pack of lie...Yesterday it just happens to me, my cooking oil just burn 5 feet from the frying pan as I forgot that i just cooked a chicken when my neighbour come to hang out with me at my living room, as I notice, I found no other way to put down fire, i just 'throw a jug of water' yes, the fire boomed out but at least it's slowly began to dissapear...Water still can put down the fire at the cooking oil but just put all your hazardous and valuable thing away from the cooking oil fire... :-)

donaldjr1969 commented on 20 Sep 2010

@robtime: The key to using a traditional fire extinguisher is to be far enough away from the fire as indicated on the use label. If you remain about 10ft away from the burning oil, the extinguisher will not spray it around. The agent will gently cover the burning material. FWIW, I have a CO2 extinguisher for my kitchen and as long as I remain at least 8ft from the flames, the CO2 will not blow the burning oil around. Proper training is vital for safe fire extinguisher usage.

TuoppiR commented on 28 May 2010

I've done that few weeks ago with my VFD and I was the one pouring the water. It was extinquished every time but it wouldn't matter because almost everything else it (meaning the fire statue it generates) hits would ignite. Especially if you have a extractor fan above your stove witch probably never has been cleaned from all the grease it has collected. And as the fire statue rose it heated my neck very much as it was the only naked part of my body. Not afterwards ;D

robtime commented on 05 Aug 2010

@idkyoo I would strongly advise against that unless you can get a special type of fire extinguisher known as 'wet chemical' look it up on the web. Most fire extinguishers will simply blast the burning fat all over the kitchen as they are too powerful. Best advice mate seriously is 1. Turn the cooker off. 2. put a damp tea towel over the pan. If you can wring the tea towel out first as you can see from the video here what happens when loose water spills on the fat.

TomTheTechnician commented on 06 Nov 2010

Tea towel?!?! If you are cooking with oil, keep the lid right next to the pot. Putting the lid on will starve the fire of oxygen and extinguish the fire. I had a customer who's tenant threw water on a grease fire and the fireball burnt the house down. One of the neighbors lost 3 one month old puppies in the fire. Nine people went homeless that day.

lucancherby commented on 08 Aug 2010

That happened to us when i was a teenager. The pot we used wasn't high enough and the oil caught fire. My father tried to move the pot the the sink but he failed to do so. He dropped the pot on the floor ruining the linoleum in the process but we didn't get injured. It is a very intense flame that goes up all the way to the ceiling in an instant.

havingfunhere commented on 30 Nov 2008

Flour is just as flammable as the wheat it came from, and sugar and salt burn as well. Baking soda works, but it requires you to get right above the fire, and you have to use quite a bit of it. Quickly but calmly placing the lid on, turning off the heat, and waiting for it to cool down is always the best.

fuzzydeathray commented on 02 Jun 2011

@cloudinas While you have a point, you're also creating a larger hazard than you need to. any fire will burn it's self out when it runs out of fuel. if you cover the top of the pot, it cuts off the airflow and fire. I think flour is supposed to work too, but that might be specific to grease fires

jackiechan511 commented on 24 Nov 2009

Okay, if you're welcome to express an opinion but if you're going to resort to profanities and attacking others then you should get out of this conversation. BTW: You're just as fucking stupid and you shouldn't exist on this planet.

tpvalley commented on 17 Mar 2011

@ProjectIdiot depends if the petrol was cold maybe but also how much oxygen is available, throwing petrol on would get the same looking reaction at first but then it may not burn even until it hits floor and spreads out.

kkcty commented on 27 Nov 2009

If you put a damp tea towel (make sure all the water is wrung out so it doesn't drip!) over the pan then it will smother the flames and put the fire out. Just in case you need to know in future :)

milsh commented on 15 Apr 2011

i nearly burnt down the house the other day when puttin tomato (more like tomato juice) into burning oil. the pan caught on fire, lol at least now i know why, and what not to do ever again..

Wesley Graham commented on 24 Sep 2010

@ksff286 Not a BLEVE either... you're thinking of LPG or another boiling liquid that is flammable. The water boils in this case, but doesn't burn. Good analogy however.

bagelfriedrice commented on 15 Jul 2009

I know, what an absolute disgrace. I bet your one of those people that thinks the world would be a better place, only if "everyone was nice and happy". Tree-hugger.

xinic5 commented on 04 Sep 2008

When I was little my mom was cooking and the burer caught on fire and she throw flower on it and it went out. Or maybe it was sugar or salt, I don't remember.

jackiechan511 commented on 04 Jul 2009

This is disgraceful of how water can make this fire even worse. I wish chemistry was changed where water can extinguish all fires regardless of the source.

Dreamland2100 commented on 22 Oct 2009

Or maybe not,in fact there is enough water to carry up the heat from splashing oil to reach below ignition point. (but my mum won't doing this)

Land Rover Defender 90 Kam Diff Lockers, mud, water and the vertical drop at Frickley Off Road

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Адель Шафигуллин commented on 29 Oct 2015

Здравствуйте. Производит ли Kam. Diff портальные мосты?

marc halliwell commented on 22 Jan 2013

Nice little vid,& a very nice 90.:-)))

MrGmanhunt commented on 08 Feb 2012

Stunning landrover

How a Fire Extinguisher Works

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OmniPresent commented on 07 Jul 2009

Your a freaking moron... Firie needs 3 things only. Fuel (ie. Gas), Oxygen, and a Heat source (ie. Flame) The reason your powder sugar (ie. Splenda) doesn't light on fire on the table is due to the fact that you have a over riched ratio. More fuel then Oxygen thus it can't burn. When you throw it in the air, its allowed to spread out allowing the ratio to come down and allow it to catch fire. If you shoot it out of a potato gun then the ratio changes due to compression ratios and such.

april76301 commented on 28 Aug 2011

@SpecializedChild462 I remember you from another video but i cant find that video.So i dont know where your getting the stalker thing and such... Also yes i blocked you but now that you mention it i will unblock you i suppose.When ever i am arguing with people on youtube i block them most of the time so they dont say crap on my channel but i can in fact remove such comments quickly.But it does save me time by blocking them instead.Also on the fire extinguisher trolling thing.

SpecializedChild462 commented on 28 Aug 2011

@april76301 well you can't leave it burning forever especially without a pit around it and i highly doubt that an imaginary power would work therefore you need to use a type of extinguishing method before it gets out of control. anyeays I guess you hate the fire department then. But okay yes I have a seperate power (halon) and you are fire. so yes we then do have a reason to hate each other in imaginary terms but in real life we should be nice and just get the fuck along!

andallweretaken commented on 02 May 2009

omg ur retarded.. first off ti depends on your type of fule, second.. that was oil based... your too close to start with..3 with oil based fire.. u fuckign aim at the liquid especially as clsoe as you are your just goign to blwo the fule aorudn make a bigger mess and push fire around... yes you aim at the base of the fire.. and start like atleast 4 feet away and work your way in sweepign back and forth ina pretty fast movement... go take entry lvl fire fighting.. didiot

april76301 commented on 28 Aug 2011

@SpecializedChild462 I'm serious pyrokinesis is a real abilty if your trained well enough you can ignite and de-ignite things with your mind.Also well to be honest your minorly confusing... Halon? The chemical agent Halon? Wtf... Yes i know blocking people will not stop them from replying to you on videos.It stops them mostly on your channel.Also yes we should get along this is all just silly.I dont even know anymore why most of this started.

april76301 commented on 28 Aug 2011

@SpecializedChild462 I in fact find it offensive when ever people put out fires... So i would not consider it trolling i'm just expressing the way i feel.Also when ever i am burning something i'm extremely safe about it.I'm near a sink 99.9% of the time.Plus well in the very rare chance something does get out of control i can use pyrokinesis and put it out.I dont need water or a fire extinguisher pretty much all the time.

SpecializedChild462 commented on 28 Aug 2011

@april76301 I am not trying to be a stalker or anything based on why you blocked me but I just saw this but why are you trolling fire extinguisher videos? I figured out why you blocked me. Honestly if your kitchen was on fire or something wouldn't you wish you had a fire extinguisher? Trust me i am a pyro too and I burn things in my backyard all the time but I always put it out.

SpecializedChild462 commented on 28 Aug 2011

@april76301 Good idea and yes i do mean the halon fire extinguisher. i am very weird and I like halon! :D It is very clean and leaves no mess but it can also cause asphyxiation and even halon poisoning. But of course I am not stupid enough to go dump a halon extinguisher on my friends! idk i'm just weird! It's usually fire and ice but in my book it's fire and halon.

andallweretaken commented on 02 May 2009

oh and anyone who says different.. ur dumb.. notice when he first trys putting it out.. you see him fail at it and just blow fire out of it...he used used way to much extinguishing agent and barley got the task done.. ive put out propane fire 15 times that size with less... go ask your local fire dept. most of them do fire extinguisher training classes

GotIt123 commented on 01 Apr 2008

Lucky bastard! I am still trying to get my hands on a copper class D. But we will ever get any more class D exts. I want to get a water mist for my burn pile, the water cans that I have just scatter the leaves. So far I just use a garden pesticide sprayer(mist wand) with dish soap or what ever class A I can sneak out of the station. LOL

SpecializedChild462 commented on 28 Aug 2011

@april76301 sorry I wasn't trying to argue with you. i just assumed that you were lying about the volcano thing when your friend fell into it. BTW it won't stop people from replying to your comments in other peoples videos but that isn't why I did this. just please can we get along and be nice even though you are fire and i am halon?

TJvigilante commented on 24 Aug 2009

Actually most common fire extinguishers today are a dry chemical, not CO2 gas...it helps them put out more than just a paper fire by smothering the fire rather than displacing oxygen in the atmosphere. It's more efficient in an open-air environment where more oxygen just rushes back in to the still-hot fuel and reignites it.

GotIt123 commented on 01 Apr 2008

O, dont get me wrong I'm not suggesting using it for anyone else, its kinda dumb but its works okay for me. I use a little Drench it too(after the meat has been removed from that part of the grill) so its not just H20. How well do those water mist ext. work on class B or k? I thought most used deionized water?

StormChaseTN commented on 01 Apr 2011

This thing saved my house last night. Was cooking something in a toaster oven when it caught on fire. Fire extinguishers do sit around for a while.. but you never know when they could save your property or even your life. That "when" was last night for me. Thank god for these ingenious devices.

GotIt123 commented on 02 Apr 2008

I heard that the water mist exts.(at least the Amerex ones) need a special air adaptor to re-pressurize. Do you know if this is true, becuase that would probably keep me from buying one. I doubt they would sell me the adaptor, I guess the whole point is to keep the recharging at the stores.

april76301 commented on 22 Sep 2011

@jumanjalepeno Well god gave me the abilty... But gods gift to earth is not fire... Also im not a joke in life becuase im not the one trolling here .And well i must say myself your trolling is well pretty bad i recommend you go work on it... Also pyrokineis is not fake... Its a real abilty

andallweretaken commented on 02 May 2009

depends..actually.. wate fire extinguishers are jsut filled with water to a certant lvl and then seal and pummped up with compressed air... u can resuse those over and over.. checmical extinguishers... you ahve to send back to manufacturer where there tested and refilled

Newcastle-under-Lyme Market 1960's

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Pete Csorba commented on 18 Aug 2013

just played this clip, just by chance as it was a random suggestion and in the first few seconds of the film MY MUM walks past the camera and looks straight down the lens. the lady in the head scarf....now that is a chance in a million that she is in newcastle and another chance in a million that i have played it today, without even intending to...im now gob smacked for the day....My mum by the way is 82 now and still goes down the town to do the same thing....WOW

Dan Burton commented on 12 May 2013

I am not from the area but knew a couple of girls one hanley and one from n/underlyme. I was always interested in what they told me about the areas. I am talking about when we met back in 1963 and my dad said yes son you can cycle up to stoke to meet up with these girls, by the way i lived in poole dorset another great pottery town.So if you read this and knew Brenda baker and jacky proudlove just say an old friend rob burton says hello. [email protected]

Pete Csorba commented on 18 Aug 2013

on looking at the clip again i'm also in the shot, walking a little behind mum...therefore the date is approx 67 or 68 as im about 10 in the clip

jackass40mile commented on 19 Mar 2011

Stick a pony in your pocket, Ill fetch the suitcase from the van....

simongriffin2005 commented on 24 Sep 2010

great film that whos was the veg stall

eamonicker commented on 05 Apr 2008

top vid duck

John Robertson commented on 25 Feb 2011

BRILL DAYS

Grease Fire Demonstration

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Denise ng commented on 29 Mar 2014

well shit, nobody told me that would happen when i doused my pan that was on fire with water.

Drill Music commented on 04 Dec 2015

I did it once I thought everything was over when the fire blazed

Jionni Lil commented on 13 Sep 2014

my mom always told me about this

OIL FIRE & Water FIRE EXTINGUISHER

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donaldjr1969 commented on 20 Sep 2010

@electifiedzombie: Carbon Dioxide is also quite effective for a residential chip fan fire as the depth of the oil is not that great. Plus it also has a cooling action to it as well. Commercial kitchens though do best with wet chemical (Class K in North America) extinguishers since commercial chip pans are much deeper and thus hold their heat more.

FireSafetyTraining commented on 17 Feb 2011

Carbon Dioxide is a poor extinguisher as it has no cooling properties, it only replaces the oxygen in the flame zone, as soon as it leaves the zone the oxygen returns and it re=ignites again, co2 is a poor extinguisher

ry4n0007 commented on 18 Feb 2011

@FireSafetyTraining you are 100% correct, co2 on a deep fryer is a poor choice. the oil & vapors are still at combustion temperature. A cooling / smothering effect is ideal

Fire Safety! A MUST SEE!

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werty448 commented on 02 Apr 2015

Huh. I'd always been told to find some baking soda and put the baking soda in the pan. Can't remember but I thought they said flour could work too.

daniela g commented on 31 Jul 2015

DONT USE FLOUR!!!!!! Just baking soda. NO FLOUR!!!