How common is it to have a smoke detector hard wired? (In lieu of batteries)?
baking soda smother flames with non-flammable blanket. Be carefulsynthetics can melt and burn skin. If it's a pot of food that is on fire, cover the pot with a lid or plate or the bottom of another pot.
depends on the situation, but always call emergency services as soon as there are signs of a fire for the home such as fat fires, lid on the pan or pot and turn off the flame, a wet towel is a good replacement for fires that are not fat/oil or electrical relatedas long as they're small fires a fire blanket is another option for fat fires I heard soil is good from putting some fires out, and water is a no brainer, so as long as the fire like the house hold answer is not fat or electrical related, salt is a good alternative for electrical fires, that and dirt
Both are true. Multitasking depends on the operating system no the cpu. And the taskbar is by default on the bottom, but can be moved to appear anywhere on the desktop.
For a small fire, a box of baking soda. Some people keep a small box next to the stove, with the top open. When you have a grease fire you sprinkle it over the top and it puts the fire out. Otherwise a bucket of waterpeople used to keep those around too, before fire extinguishers were available.
You could always try pissing on it.
