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7:46 this view is particularly handy. Now I fully understand why they say it is best to get low to the ground in a fire. I know it’s obvious in that heat rises and all of that. But looking at this you can see exactly where all the smoke heads and where it takes a while to go. Huge gap at the bottom. Hopefully it’ll never be advice that comes in handy.

This is a nice video and everything, but I'm going to stick with the old 'you don't have any time - get out now' scenario.

Electrical fires always make paranoid. I went to school for residential electrical construction and know how easy it can be for something to happen. Hell we had a machine at the school that started smoking had to hit the emergency shutoff

I remember once I was studying past midnight in the living room at my dad's apartment. His apartment was at the top of the building. Suddenly I start to see smoke, not black smoke but grey. I rubbed my eyes thinking I might be sleepy but no, I was right, that was smoke but didn't smell like it. I checked all the rooms, nothing was on fire... I wake up my father and sibilings, opened the front door and there's no noise, but the smoke was still there, now sticking to my throat. I told my family to take the stairs. My dad had crutches so me and my younger brother helped him. By half the floors we barely could see the stairs but we managed somehow. When we finally got out the fire dpt was already there taking out the fire that originated on the first floor. An old woman left her clothes OVER the oven to dry them faster. I always think what would have happened if I wasn't awake that time.

Did house in US have fire alarm that connected to fire station ?

3 smoke alarms. Neighbors hello?!?#

Wow, scary

that's why u get a proper AC and not this 5$ production cost plastic China crap

4:40 smoke alarm 9:30 fire begins to fade 10:45 smoke alarms turn off.

Chairs like at my home

This is why I don’t like crating animals when not at home. Imagine if their fur buddy was in that room crated? I understand why people do it, please don’t come at me. It’s just something to think about if you do. Maybe there should be something people can buy for the outside of their house that’s connected to the fire alarms inside. So if neighbors can’t hear them going off in your house, they’ll know to at least check around if they are sounding off outside? And always put signs on your windows and doors about the pets inside. Security systems connected to a company and/or cameras seem to be the best way to go when you have any animals that live in your house.

me watching this late at night as if fires arent one of my biggest fears

when I was little in the early 1970's, a fire broke out at a friends house, in the parents bedroom. I happened to be walking over there to see him anyway, not knowing what was going on. as I got closer, I smelled and saw a lot of smoke around their house and heard yelling "Call the Fire Dept!" and my friend and mother were just standing outside of their bedroom window watching the fire. in shock. the father had already gone to call the fire dept on the neighbors phone, we just stood there watching in shock and I heard the TV tube explode. it was like BOOOM! but the fire dept was there pretty quick. the bedroom was gutted, and most of the house was badly smoke damaged and unlivable. so they had to live in a small mobile home on their property for about a month or two before the insurance investigation and repairs were finished. I felt so bad for them ☹ but they did get it repaired tho., and continued to live there up until the 90's

I think you mean uninhabitable >> making it inhabitable

The glow and smoke man, thats scary

Good Lord, what is happening in there?!

No Smoke detectors and all the doors left Open. DON'T GIVE FIRE A CHANCE, folks..!

自分の家は、それぞれのすべての部屋に火災報知器がありますが、果たしてちゃんと作動するか。

This is why you're more likely to be killed by the smoke than the actual fire

The smoke alarms in this home is from before 1996 when NFPA required the 3 beep pattern for fire evacuation. So it’s very likely if they were AC powered they didn’t have battery backup. Scary to think about. Change your smoke alarms every 10 years!!

I mean, the dehumidifier was doing it's job!

5:20 smoke starts to fill the door way and you can see a orange glow on the wall.

That dog 😞😞😞

The first 5 minutes of this video are absolutely pointless

Room 9111

That loud pop at 7:43 was that some sort of sprinkler system popping off? Shortly after that the fire was out it looks like?

House looks haunted.

Esto pasó el día de mi cumpleaños omg

Our neighbor's house burned down last night. Smoke detectors saved their lives.

Turn off all appliances and TVs before leaving the room that is why the fire started in the house

Is there anybody in this house ?!? The fire alarm ain't waking em up.

JIMMY I TOLD YOU TO TURN OFF THE STOVE!!

Oh yes

This is when wyze was a decent camera. Everything about wyze has gotten horrible.

THIS IS WHY YOU SHOULD TEST YOUR SMOKE ALARMS EVERY WEEK

what is the cause

I remember going through the fire training and we simulated this scenario with a fog machine. Didn't believe that the room would go completely pitch black but it did. Then we had our live burn, the smoke gets so thick that you can't even see the fire 10 feet in front of you.

Fire alarms save lives.

Man yelling: FIRE!!! EVERBODY OUT

3:35 Please tell me the dog I hear wasn't in danger.

Those chairs are terriable can't stack them keep coming apart legs stick out can't invert them and place then on table top. Really bad design designer chairs

Y qué pasó? La casa se quemó? O llegó bomberos?

SHOW US THE FIRE

I lost a few friends last month to a house fire. No working alarms, faulty electric caused it. The younger of the two (they were siblings) was thought to have been awake when it started. You can't expect it to happen, but you can take measures to prevent it from happening. Do what you can to protect your loved ones!

Someone left a candle burning unattended 😮

Il y a sur le mur de la porte d'entrée de mon domicile, une plaque avec autocollant, signalant la présence d'un chien et de 8 chats à la maison. . . Comme celà, les pompiers sont informés 😉! De plus, nous avons 1 extincteur dans la cuisine, dans la chambre, le couloir, et 3 détecteurs de fumée (cuisine, salle à manger, couloir) une sirène incendie qui donne sur l'extérieur 👍 Nous avons été victime d'un incendie il y a quelques années 😔. . . Une de nos chats a disparue 😮💔! Patrick 👋 (France 🇨🇵) 🙋

This is the laziest fire I've ever seen. Don't think this is what your fire would be like. It will GO FAST , much faster and advance much further than this. You will die if you sleep on the couch for this long. I promise.

I don’t understand how this accident happened? But I am sorry that it did

My house has almost caught on fire twice. First time it was the sump pump in the basement. Called the fire department as I have a very good sense of smell and I knew I smelled burning wires and plastic. They found the cause and we got the old sump pump replaced. Shit was throwing sparks all over the place when they found the cause; which could have easily burnt the house down. Second time was a few months ago when I smelled burning metal. My gf didnt smell it until about 20 min after I did. I ran all over the house and everywhere trying to find the source of the smell. Then she screamed, FIRE FIRE!!!!! The couch had just started to ignite and the plug for multiple plugs was under the couch and just started to catch it on fire. I busted out the fire extinguisher and put it out immediately and threw the smoldering plug out onto the sidewalk. She fucking spilled salsa onto the plug without knowing it and it caught on fire. Anyways, point being, always be fucking aware and never keep stupid ass plugs in places where one could easily spill shit onto them. I've always been mega afraid of my house catching on fire and often look for things that could easily ignite. But no matter how careful you are, you could still get fucked and that scares the shit out of me.

I’m guessing sprinklers put it out?