Contractor at house finishing remodel.
Tile guy working on backsplash in kitchen.
Stovetop had been covered in cardboard and construction supplies laid on top.
Tile guy leaned over to put up tile behind stove, unknowingly turned on burner with his torso as he reached over, he went out to cut more tile, and next thing we know everything on top of stove is UP IN FLAMES....
Four hours later, total disaster averted, but soot everywhere and house smells like a campfire.
Anything I should do, keep my eyes on, be aware of with the fish tanks? I know it seems like a stupid question, but never had a fire in the house before and have no idea if I should have any concerns. Will be perfectly glad to hear that I shouldn't worry. Worst part as far as toxicity (in my mind) was the heavy duty tape measure with plastic housing that melted and was fueling flames.
So, any concerns with house fires and fish tanks?
Tile guy working on backsplash in kitchen.
Stovetop had been covered in cardboard and construction supplies laid on top.
Tile guy leaned over to put up tile behind stove, unknowingly turned on burner with his torso as he reached over, he went out to cut more tile, and next thing we know everything on top of stove is UP IN FLAMES....
Four hours later, total disaster averted, but soot everywhere and house smells like a campfire.
Anything I should do, keep my eyes on, be aware of with the fish tanks? I know it seems like a stupid question, but never had a fire in the house before and have no idea if I should have any concerns. Will be perfectly glad to hear that I shouldn't worry. Worst part as far as toxicity (in my mind) was the heavy duty tape measure with plastic housing that melted and was fueling flames.
So, any concerns with house fires and fish tanks?