The Fire Science Guy
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1949 Fire Investigation
1949 Fire Investigation
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Відео

Fire Cause
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Fire Cause
2023 Burn Cell, Cheney WA SD 480p
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Leather Chair in 8 by 8 burn cell
Fire in a potted plant
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Every year we see lots of fire started by people putting a cigarette out in potted plant. Potting soil burn and then it spreads to the planter and then to a deck or other combustibles. This is a fire that my wife saw when we were on our way to a minor league baseball game. I turned around and put the fire out.
How to remove a Samsung oven door
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Make sure you clean your oven. This little trick will make it easier to clean. A clean oven smokes less and it could prevent a fire. You should know that you can take the door of most major brands.
Engine 9 goes to a house fire
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Working fire at an abandoned home. When Engine 9 arrives and activate the airbrakes, its 61 seconds until water is being applied and the fire darkens down. Snow and ice on the road, the house was 2.4 miles from the station and we got on scene in 4 minutes. The Fire Science Guy is driving, running the pump and pulling the second line.
How O2 line can spread a fire
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This video shows how an home oxygen supply ling can spread a fire in a home.
Forensic Fire Investigaion 101, Part 3
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Part 3, of a middle school program designed to reduce the number of fires started by children 12 to 17 years old.
Forensic Fire Investigation 101, Part 2
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Part 2, of a middle school program designed to reduce the number of fires started by children 12 to 17 years old.
Forensic Fire Investgtion 101 Part 1
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Part 1, of a middle school program designed to reduce the number of fires started by children 12 to 17 years old.
How a dry Chrismas Tree Burns
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The focus of our holiday celebration is the Christmas Tree, make sure that you water your tree every day. This one was not watered for 7 days and as you can see burns very well.
2017 Burn Cell Room B Exterior Camera
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2017 Leavenworth, Basic Fire Investigation Class
2017 Burn Cell, Interior Camera
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2017 Leavenworth Basic Fire Investigation Class burn cell interior camera.
2016 Burn Cell#1 Leavenworth
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2016 Leavenworth Basic Fire Investigation Class
2022 Burn Cell#6 Leavenworth
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2022 Fundamentals of Fire Investigation Class, 8' by 8' burn cell
2022 Burn Cell#4 Leavenworth
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2022 Burn Cell#4 Leavenworth
2022 Burn Cell#3 Leavenworth
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2022 Burn Cell#3 Leavenworth
2022 Burn Cell#2 Leavenworth
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2022 Burn Cell#2 Leavenworth
2022 Burn Cell#1 Leavenworth WA
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2022 Burn Cell#1 Leavenworth WA
Middle School Forensic Fire Investigation Program
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Middle School Forensic Fire Investigation Program
It's getting hot in here!
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It's getting hot in here!
How to fix 2017 Subaru Forester Tail Lights
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How to fix 2017 Subaru Forester Tail Lights
Feb 2021 Burn Cell
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Feb 2021 Burn Cell
B Co. 4th Tanks, USMC
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B Co. 4th Tanks, USMC
Firefighter Q & A
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Firefighter Q & A
Elevated Oxygen Fire
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Elevated Oxygen Fire
Christmas Tree Fires
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Christmas Tree Fires
Fire Investigator
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Fire Investigator
Pipe Cleaner Man O2
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Pipe Cleaner Man O2
Cheney 2019, Room 1A, Bedroom door closed
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Cheney 2019, Room 1A, Bedroom door closed

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @BluesInSeattle
    @BluesInSeattle 10 днів тому

    Really cool. Who's fake kitchen is this? Because there ain't no way that kitchen is being used to cook for humans. Maybe one person.

    • @RickTheFireScienceGuy
      @RickTheFireScienceGuy 10 днів тому

      It's my house, Mrs. Fire Science Guy does a great job of making it a home.

  • @cliffordhauenstein7425
    @cliffordhauenstein7425 14 днів тому

    $45.00 for two "F" ing bulbs...ARE YOU KIDDING ME???!!!

  • @tweety5554
    @tweety5554 Місяць тому

    Thank you!

  • @gregmatas7476
    @gregmatas7476 Місяць тому

    Nice Tuturial right to the point Thanks

  • @Hawkinspickle
    @Hawkinspickle Місяць тому

    Not that easy to put door back on unless you extend the hinges slightly and lock them in place with the clips. Watch your fingers on the spring.

  • @Hawkinspickle
    @Hawkinspickle Місяць тому

    Not that easy to put door back on unless you extend the hinges slightly and lock them in place with the clips. Watch your fingers on the spring.

  • @frankkoempel7701
    @frankkoempel7701 2 місяці тому

    Not light bulb related, but what is that orange cord on the left side?

    • @RickTheFireScienceGuy
      @RickTheFireScienceGuy 2 місяці тому

      It is an extension cord (120v) I used at a fire investigation. Not related to the video.

  • @Ilovemymotha
    @Ilovemymotha 3 місяці тому

    You were exactly correct, thank you!

  • @danconnors8961
    @danconnors8961 3 місяці тому

    excellent video!! I use a can to put out an oil fire in a 1 meter drum, takes a bit. I sent a note to the boss to see if we can do this one, doubt it, lol

  • @Bella052388
    @Bella052388 3 місяці тому

    How do I remove the bottom tray from the stove?

    • @RickTheFireScienceGuy
      @RickTheFireScienceGuy 3 місяці тому

      good question, I never tried. I will take a look and let you know what I find.

    • @Hawkinspickle
      @Hawkinspickle Місяць тому

      Clips on both sides. ​@@RickTheFireScienceGuy

  • @spirocorbett3839
    @spirocorbett3839 4 місяці тому

    how in the hell does Cheney Fire Dep let yo udo this? are you some sort of board asshole?

  • @tman21g
    @tman21g 4 місяці тому

    Thanks this video helped me out a bunch

  • @mg-oh3nt
    @mg-oh3nt 5 місяців тому

    Thank you! so simple once you showed me!

  • @fixieboy3052
    @fixieboy3052 5 місяців тому

    Thank you master you really helped me with this process 🎉❤

  • @Yippi-gw4pn
    @Yippi-gw4pn 5 місяців тому

    Use a leather futon, I don't know how quickly they burn compared to couches or mattresses

  • @bernadetteparsons9074
    @bernadetteparsons9074 6 місяців тому

    HELP! Same question as below... I got the door off but can't get it back on to stay closed. Also, the springs seemed to have popped back into the oven and I can't get it to 'click' in place and stay closed. Any ideas? Other videos that help show how to correct this?

  • @janettehosein7170
    @janettehosein7170 6 місяців тому

    I wish I could post the pic but can’t figure out how

  • @janettehosein7170
    @janettehosein7170 6 місяців тому

    When I took my door off there was a springing sound and I found these two parts on my floor I have no idea where they go ? They are two semi triangular pieces I’m sure are part of the hinge because door opens and closes but won’t stay open

  • @donfrank4429
    @donfrank4429 7 місяців тому

    Portland OR, FDNY, Chicago FD have been doing this for years , there is a "Can man " on the engine with a pressurized water extinguisher to knock down a fire as you guys have shown. I know it works but the mind set in the fire service is slow to change ; I know about it when I was on the "floor" main years ago. I have been retired for over 18 years. glad you guys did this video

  • @chriskeenumhighhopesoutdoors
    @chriskeenumhighhopesoutdoors 7 місяців тому

    Great!! Just simple and to the point.,appreciate it..

  • @JB91710
    @JB91710 8 місяців тому

    Yeah, I can see how you can't extinguish a room fire with a small amount of water applied through a door or window. Can you imagine what a booster line can do?

  • @NormanSilv
    @NormanSilv 8 місяців тому

    Mental midgets have their moments too.

  • @alexandreisabel1234
    @alexandreisabel1234 8 місяців тому

    Good staight to the point

  • @3jm902
    @3jm902 8 місяців тому

    Thank you😊

  • @ptech88
    @ptech88 8 місяців тому

    Ok so why do we need so many fire fighters?

    • @RickTheFireScienceGuy
      @RickTheFireScienceGuy 8 місяців тому

      This firefighter is in the proper gear and has been trained to put fires out. Did you see how close that guy got to the fire? The heat was so intense that you could feel the heat 20 feet away. . This is just a small room 10 feet by 10 feet you need al lot more water for a house fire. I know it looked easy, but not everyone can do it. Bedsides more than 80% of the calls they go on are medical. Someone has to be there to pick up grandma at three in the morning.

    • @tjlovesrachel
      @tjlovesrachel 8 місяців тому

      Why do you ask dumb questions?

  • @Eddiecurrent2000
    @Eddiecurrent2000 8 місяців тому

    That was pretty amazing to be fair.

  • @littlebitofeverything8307
    @littlebitofeverything8307 9 місяців тому

    Very interesting

  • @luckyrabbit2
    @luckyrabbit2 9 місяців тому

    I wish it was zoomed in more

  • @WitchidWitchid
    @WitchidWitchid 10 місяців тому

    I have 2 water cans in my house. One downstairs and one upstairs. Also have a dry chem in the kitchen

    • @ffjsb
      @ffjsb 10 місяців тому

      Mix in about an ounce or so of Dawn dish soap, an you'll have a foam extinguisher, even more knockdown effect.

  • @kevinrichards1539
    @kevinrichards1539 10 місяців тому

    Thus.....the can man.

  • @kevincoleman5223
    @kevincoleman5223 10 місяців тому

    Thank you!

  • @anon4391
    @anon4391 11 місяців тому

    This tip was so helpful. Made my oven cleaning easy-peasy! Thank you.

  • @greyjackson2159
    @greyjackson2159 11 місяців тому

    Just got pulled over by the County Sheriff tonight due to back right tail light out.. This video is short sweet & to the point! Thanks! I now have the knowledge to fix it myself tomorrow! Much appreciated!

    • @mnmpoko
      @mnmpoko 7 місяців тому

      I am here just because the same thing happened to me tonight.

  • @huero4ty9
    @huero4ty9 11 місяців тому

    Awesome instructions. Worked great for a minor adjustment

  • @patrickpreisinger5923
    @patrickpreisinger5923 11 місяців тому

    Thanks for this! I just changed my drivers side tail light with your help.

  • @aniyohan
    @aniyohan Рік тому

    Woh! easy

  • @steve9173
    @steve9173 Рік тому

    After my Ham accident on Bird day, you saved the day for me ! Thanks for showing how to reinstall the door. 😀

  • @KeithBalentine
    @KeithBalentine Рік тому

    Don't remove the door...Samsung is complete garbage...can't get mine back on

  • @hildahdz1725
    @hildahdz1725 Рік тому

    Thank you! Was very easy

  • @tommyk9563
    @tommyk9563 Рік тому

    Thanks for your help!

  • @PremiumFuelOnly
    @PremiumFuelOnly Рік тому

    Im definately buying one of these!

    • @bluenoodles2566
      @bluenoodles2566 8 місяців тому

      I would recommend buying another extinguisher rather than a water. Water extinguishers can only be used for class A fires (e.g paper, wood plastic) whereas there are dry chem (specifically ABE), foam, CO2 or wet chem extinguishers which can contain class A fires + more. Dry chem (ABE) works for class A, class B (fuel/petrol/flammable liquids), class E (electrical), although is admittedly very messy to clean up afterwards… if you get a BE it can do the same, disregarding effectiveness for class A, however being more beneficial for class F (cooking fats & oils) Foam works for class A and B fires. Mainly used for class B. CO2 can deal with class A, B and E fires. One thing to note is that it is extremely cold when released - be careful as sometimes solidified CO2 (dry ice) can be dispensed. Mainly used for class E, although probably the best general purpose extinguisher besides dry chem. Wet chem is most useful in a kitchen scenario. It extinguishers class A, however is the best extinguisher for class F fires. In saying this, a fire blanket could also achieve a similar result depending on intensity, time the fire was realised, and knowledge of the individual approaching the fire. The classes are all explained in Australian terms…. Hope it helps regardless.

  • @aileengum6333
    @aileengum6333 Рік тому

    mine had an extra screw holding the bulb in; looked star shaped? not like any of the screwdrivers I have

  • @thepewbroswreeo5126
    @thepewbroswreeo5126 Рік тому

    Thanks Fire Sci Guy!

  • @ccarlucci
    @ccarlucci Рік тому

    Thank you! Saved me a service call, as the door was installed incorrectly and wouldn’t create a proper seal.

  • @a4q2020
    @a4q2020 Рік тому

    😮

  • @a4q2020
    @a4q2020 Рік тому

    Super🎉

  • @WilliamClarkson-h4q
    @WilliamClarkson-h4q Рік тому

    If Phillips head proves difficult 10 mm hex is perfect. Pull straight back. Don’t see need for credit card.

  • @KatyCoxall-b8g
    @KatyCoxall-b8g Рік тому

    In the UK we have Fire Compartmentation strategies to keep fires in compartments as long as possible. Fire Doors are installed to give 30 or 60 minutes containment. Walls, floor and ceilings are built to be fire resistant and contain fires. Fire & Smoke Dampers shut when fire is detected to contain fires and stop them spreading through ducts and ventilation systems. Fire stopping services ensure there are no gaps for the fire to route out of compartments. Is there something similar in USA?

    • @hookedonthebay3890
      @hookedonthebay3890 Рік тому

      We have automatic shutting dampers in some commercial buildings and even some of the HVAC systems can vent and exhaust smoke to the exterior. As far as everything else like fire doors/walls, only in commercial buildings. Rarely in residential