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Thanks Scott for another great video. Never seen a shed being built before so actually found it interesting. Keep up the good work. Love to you all ❤

So glad that you’re all safe. There are covers that can be placed over the stove knobs for child safety.

When I was 9 years old our landlord lived downstairs. She was popping popcorn and the grease flew out of the pan and caught her curtains on fire. I was actually in the bathtub when all the commotion started. I could see smoke coming up through the floors and we had the hardest time getting my mom and our 2 dogs out of the apartment. She was in shock and she was petrified to walk past the entry door to the landlords apartment because by then her place was fully in golfed inflames. Our whole family was separated and were living apart for months afterwards. We lost our two dogs😢 Fire is nothing to mess with. So happy no real damage was done to your home 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I would if at all possible change the stove to one with the knobs on the top . My daughter had a fire with one of her daughters leaving her back pack on the stove , another child turned a knob , and in no time the bag was on fire . Luckily they discovered it quite quickly . But have removed all the knobs and only put them on when in use , until they can buy a stove with knobs on the back ! I would train Teddy to run out of the house FIRST before he finds you . Have a meeting place outside . I had a small frying pan fire one morning . My daughter shouted fire , her and her sisters immediately walked out of the house , they did just the right thing . E en in their pjs !

I am terrified of house fires. When I was young I lost 3 family members in a house fire. There was my 2 cousins (adults) and their 3 children in the house. The kids found some matches, was playing with them and accidentally lit the bed on fire. It was a devastating fire. It ended up taking the lives of the mother and father and the youngest child. The other 2 children suffered major burns and physiological and depression the rest of their lives. They are also gone now. One of them took his on life and then one passed away from a catastrophic heart attack. The whole family was devastated 😢

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I would get rid of the gas hob and buy an induction hob because they don't start heating up plans unless they have a magnetic connect with a saucepan which I would say is the best thing to have when you have young kids in the house

Glad you guys are all good. Nice to see a “near miss” when so many of us have lot everything recently to hurricanes and other tragedy.

When I was 11 years old my nana had started boiling soup bones to help with meals. Only problem was we lived in a large apartment above my parents cafe in Blackpool. Nana had wandered off forgetting what she had started, my mom came upstairs to find the pot had burst into flames and she had to get a damp towel to smother the flames. Our dog was in the dining room next to the kitchen every time, 3 times my nana did this, and 3 times I was upstairs in my bedroom where I couldn’t escape from. I was in the south west corner of our apartment, and the kitchen was in the north east, it would have been too late to escape for me because the interior stairs were close by the kitchen. My mom was livid, and nana wasn’t allowed to cook anymore! I was only told this recently.

I'm so glad that you all are safe and nothing serious happened.. Toddlers are so inquisitive.. My daughter was 3 and I turned my back for a second and she touched the burner on the electric stove..this was the older stove with the burners sticking up.. Just that short of time burned her hand bad.. I ran her hand under water and then ran her to ER I was right next to her..the burner was turned off but still hot.. I went out and bought covers for the burners.. My son Ryan loved to show me that he could get outlet covers off..lol So I put stuff in front of outlets..our children are our lives..but they do wear us out 😂😂

Great video, Scott! I'm so glad that you arrived back home before there was a fire. How scary. Teddy is our strong hero! He has done so well through this journey. Sending my love and big hugs to you all from Georgia.❤🫂🤗

Thank God you are all okay! House fires are terrifying. How wonderful that you were able to help your neighbors! All my love and hugs to you all ❤️🤗🥰

I’m in Australia (in western australia) and we have to have smoke alarms (usually hard wired) but we upgraded ours it has all the warnings but not sms but I’m going to look into that as we have animals inside.

Our duplex went up in a blaze when our renter smoked a cigarette . They threw a cigarette butt in a container and wind blew it over and it caught their old couch under the carport and a blaze of fire went into the vent into the attic and it was a lose. Still working to get the apartment back in shape. Took down to the studs. My son lives in the attached apartment and the firemen saved it. Hallelujah for that. It's so scary.

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Scott, thank you . Great safety video and we all need to be reminded. So thankful that everyone is ok.

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Okay that little thing with Teddy and Willow was adorable, Teddy took it in stride and just said "ahhh Willow". Love to you all.

Scott, I've raised three children who have now given me seven grandchildren and I can tell you being a parent is a learning curve. Accidents do happen unfortunately but we always learn something from the experience. So thankful for Teddy's having come out the other end of treatment and seeing him thriving. God bless 🙏🏼💙

Fire is so scary, had a fire in an apartment building my husband and I lived in when we were first married, thankfully no one was hurt but seeing the smoke and flames is something I will not ever forget. Love to all!

Watching my neighbour's girl get burned and seeing her walk into a car as we were in an area where no ambulance was available at that time ! 2 days before she turned 14, I was 9. I've never remembered what she looked like hours prior when she was at our house ! She passed 12 hours later.

Our home burnt down when I was in high school from a bad insert oven we lost everything but my family wasn’t home we did loose our family dog.

Hi, I live in Apartments in an upstairs unit. The neighbor downstairs’ came pounding on my door to say that their kitchen was on fire, I ran next door to the other unit (we are in a unit of 4) as the neighbor below me ran to the other unit down stairs. We all got out safely, but they lost a lot and we got major smoke damage. What a mess. All because they didn’t keep up on the smoke detector battery change every few months or so. Please don’t forget to maintain your smoke detectors if you have any and get smoke detectors if you don’t have any. This can be life saving. Take care everyone and be safe!

You and Katie take Teddy on some fun adventures 🎉🎉. Never imagined that stuff like this were out there. But live in Colorado

So glad everyone is OK ❤ Teddy is doing so well 🙏

What a scary situation, fire 🔥. Thank the Lord you went home when you did. Taking those precautions wherever you can is life saving. Happy all is well love you guys so much ❤❤❤

My one nephew and his twin brother decided to set off a play airplane that could fly with gasoline. When the gas was lit, the fumes from the gas lit both of his legs on fire. 3rd degree burns on almost half of his body at 12. He was life flighted out to a pediatric burn unit for months suffering from surgeries, many skin grafts and scrubbings of the necrotic skin tissue. He will forever carry the massive leg scars all over his legs. As an adult he trained and became a paramedic, ambulance driver and firefighter. Bless him, I am so proud of his tenacity!

I had to remove my stove knobs because my cat could push them on and the electric heat pad would turn on

Fire is a scary word for everyone! Our parents were rarely home due to dad working two jobs and mom in hospitals. When my older pyro brother was a teenager, he thought making fires were very fascinating until the day in his bedroom trashcan got way out of hand. I heard all of this running and scurrying about and came out of my bedroom. He was so very lucky it was a metal, not plastic trashcan, that nothing was electrical or chemical causing the fire, so plain water took care of the high and raging fire! The ceiling was black from the smoke, and smell lingered long enough for dad to settle things on his bottom when he came home from work!

When I was a teenager myself and my boyfriend at the time, made chips in a pan on the stove in his farmhouse, his parents were out and we stupidly left it for a short while, it over spilled and everything around it was on fire, we were not sure what to do and panicked and was about to throw water on the chip pan, when a newigbour came in shouting NO, we found the fire extinguisher and started putting it out when the fire brigade came, it really frightened us, at how quickly it happened, I'm in a wheelchair now and wouldn't be able to get out quick, I really should have one of these,, I'm so glad you are all OK. Love watching your videos, it's the highlight for me twice a week, Teddy is so clever. Lyn Xx

so glad you are all ok stay safe x

Child proofing your no,e now is so Important

I was woke up in the middle of the night to the smoke alarm going off in a smoke filled house I called my son in law and he found the cook stove shorted the switch and the oven came on and it could not be turned off. He pulled the stove out which was very hot. He unplugged it. It was very scary. Thank you.

TL:DR: never leave a toddler unattended while they are awake....

Get rid of that stove, no knobs should be at easy reach of a child.

So thankful your all ok ❤many blessings to you all

On a boiling hot day I went for a walk when I got home my jacket was just catching alight due to a magnifying glass being right by it

The scariest experience I had with fire was with a gas oven. I went to light the pilot light on the oven to bake cookies with my little foster brother. It didn't light right. I quickly turned off the oven but all of a sudden it made a loud explosion noise and packing blew out on fire. It quickly smoldered out. The smell was awful but we were okay accept it threw my foster brother into a asthma attack. It was a scary moment.

This is my biggest fear. (In Canada) there should be a smoke detector on every floor. If you do have a separate co detector it should be closer to the floor, but the smoke detector should be at the top . If combined, then they are usually at the top, exactly as you showed. Every home should also have a fire extinguisher in the kitchen and by sources of fires. There should be an evacuation plan as well. I am so grateful that you were home before anything bad happened.

Thankful you all are safe. Several years ago some one set my Grandmas house on fire at the time she was watching three of my cousins and someone lite her house on fire, she didn't have a fire alarm either. By the time the fire fighters got to her home it was totally engulfed with flames, tbey tried their best to rescue them all but it was to far gone and we lost my Grandma and my 3 cousins. This was extremely devistating to our whole family. The Fire Inspector and Police Detectives never found out who started the fire. This has forever changed our lifes. If my Grandma would have had a fire alarm it would have alerted my Grandma before the fire was out of control. This is an example of how fast fire can spread and how impotant it is to have a fire alarm. Again I'm so thankful you all are okay. Bless you and your family. 💙❤💚

Do you have smoke alarms?

My son was like Teddy so curious take knobs off

Omg glad everything ok

This didn’t happen to me, but my sister. She had to work a night shift and her 15 year old daughter was babysitting her 2 year old. My niece said that something woke her up, she went to the kitchen area and the entire wall was on fire. She had enough presents of mind to go get the 2 year old, wrap blankets around them and ran across the street to get them to call. The house and contents were a total loss, but the kids made it out and my sister never accepted a night shift again I need to add that I’m not in need of smoke detectors, I just replaced all of mine as they reached the ten year limit

I taught my great nephew about how to Stop -drop - and roll . I also taught him how to shelter from a storm. Thank God all is safe ! You can look into a system that locks the knobs on your stove to prevent a child from turning them.

I also tough my 7 year old nephew to stop -drop-and roll. I told him what to do in event of a bad storm.

Glad your all ok no story with fire but it is scary to think how fast it happens

I once had a plastic toddler plate i left on the hob, and it set on fire 😢 🔥