Fire!
A friend of mine was out in his yard and heard a strange beeping. He investigated and saw flames inside of his motor home. He grabbed the fire extinguisher and put a quick end to the potential disas...
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Lantley wrote:
Let not make more of it than it was. The fire could have occurred at anytime.
Occupied ,unoccupied, at home at a CG none of those factors mattered. It was a fluke occurrence but these things do happen.
Ever wonder why every community, rural or urban has a fire house close by?
Because fires do happen! Should we all sell are RV's for fear they may explode? How about are houses?
Take precautions, be aware of fire safety and go on with your life. The sky is not falling "Chicken Little"
The real take away from this thread should be ALWAYS have an extinguisher handy.
^This.
Bad thing for the dude with the fire. But y'all need to stop the geezer paranoia and find something to occupy your minds with.
If the tv was 120v then it could have just as easily been in his house or any house.
Do you turn off all your breakers when you leave your house?
Do you unhook the battery in your car when you park it for the night?
My dads truck caught fire, pretty sure it started electrically, burned up our garage and 3 cars. Should have disconnected the battery on that one that night. But somehow nothings happened the other 15,000 days I've been alive.
