Home Fire Sprinkler Demonstration

[@SamBlitz]

3:55 first fire is lit 9:03 Second fire lit

[@a.michellecoleman-james9882]

Thank you

[@Hensch]

the fire did nothing wrong, leave it alone!

[@vrexordkiller-_-5450]

Develop Prumbo And ur cringy af

[@vrexordkiller-_-5450]

Aryan Ramanand Thanks for wht stupid ass

[@vrexordkiller-_-5450]

Hensch 🤣😂😅🤦🏾‍♂️

[@pws3rd170]

Lesson learned.... move next to the fire station lol

[@Engineer9736]

pws3rd 1 They will start driving, and 3 blocks away start being confused where they have to go to ;-)

[@uniquelyqualified3676]

Move into a fire station

[@justispaints]

Where I live one time a house was on fire like 3 houses away from the fire station and someone still died in the fire

[@leonf8870]

I live 3 Houses next to a fire Station haha

[@decomposingbody]

they spend like an hour setting up a camera so they can record it for insurance or some shit... by then the whole thing is unable to be saved.

[@raz0229]

Me: _Bought a brand new gaming rig!_ Sprinkler: _I'm gonna end this man's whole career!_

[@Acquittal]

But so would a fire

[@mpc7440]

BikesOnOfficial if my computer can handle overclocking it can handle a little fire

[@sebastiand8086]

ᖇᗩ乙0229 really that’s my fear

[@jartexnetworkreports5599]

I'd let the sprinkler do it's job so I can take it back to the shop in order to get a new one or to fix it instead of dying and never see it again

[@deathhound9400]

you really have to fuckup building a rig for it to spontaneously combust

[@monete4475]

Nobody: KZbin 3am: Recommended to you: fkn sprinkler test

[@tatengue58]

1 am

[@CarlosSanchez-en6mr]

Rather not have the sprinkler protection because all my stuff will get wet

[@Rado88]

nitrolelle they did it to me today at 3am lol

[@singatias]

@@tatengue58 gotta depend on your time zone

[@limarajerk]

Its exactly 3am !!!!!! F*ck

[@_holo_2203]

Me: *cooks bacon* Sprinklers: you've yeed your last haw.

[@Boomchacle]

the sprinklers only actually activate when they heat up, not when the smoke alarm goes off

[@jesseharris6466]

@@Boomchacle way to ruin my amusement at his comment. Mr know it all here....

[@fadedgam3r]

@@Boomchacle r/woosh

[@justsomevikingwhodiscovere1026]

@@Boomchacle r/woosh

[@fish2468]

@boomchacle r/woosh

[@tronixfix]

Ok, now i can decide between a water damaged or a fire damaged home. G R E A T !

[@TimTomJimJom]

Actually you get both! Bit of burn bit of water

[@fortnitethumbs5431]

Get flood insurance and make 💰 money!!!

[@floppinfish]

Sprinkler produces water. Firemen produce water. I dont get your point.

[@floppinfish]

Water damage occurs either way. Sprinkler vs firemen. Duh

[@tronixfix]

@@floppinfish firemen can control the amount of water, a sprinkler can't.

[@ynnadlec]

Excellent demonstration!! It is much better to live in a house with a fire sprinkler system because it puts the fire out fast and people have a 90% higher chance of escaping with no harm.

[@razor6027]

Would’ve enjoyed it if Jeramy wasn’t in the way 😤

[@HanSlukas1]

Hos name was jimmy

[@Adrian-py7go]

@@HanSlukas1 no it wasnt

[@marcroidalde998]

You just copied someone joke from 2 weeks ago

[@Danno382]

His name a Jeff

[@johnjackson4559]

Hilarious

[@s3rlrules]

why the hell is this a recommended video!?

[@hfdshrimp3973]

s3rlrules why the hell are you getting mad over lifesaving technology?

[@s3rlrules]

@@hfdshrimp3973 I'm not mad at the technology. I'm more confused to why am I getting recommended this video from 6 years ago.

[@alfiewhyles5297]

Oh sorry hard

[@qxk]

Did you watch the Slomo guys video on sprinklers? That's how KZbin made the connection for me.

[@i.m.385]

Same, i saw this years ago, now it’s popping up everywhere.

[@5t5ck25]

At 40 second though that could easily be stopped with a fire extinguisher

[@nath8282]

XxYeezus350xX what if you are not at home?

[@toothless_2v594]

@@nath8282 he's a bum, probably doesn't have a job

[@fatnonce7042]

chaoswraith he meant in that room, as you would be sitting on the chair you would realise immediately

[@5t5ck25]

I of course was meaning if you happened to be at home during that time.

[@aiden20yearsago51]

@@nateman10 caught my chicken nugget on fire in the toaster and was a tiny lil flame but I pannicked and sprayed and prayed with the fire extinguisher. I never knew they had sand or dust in it till then and realized I made a bigger mess then calm unplugging and taking the flame nugget out lol. Now I know to buy co2 instead

[@BloodDoom]

Jeramy: « The fire is lit and the fire alarm is sounding what are you supposed to do at this time » Random Lady: « Admire » 4:06

[@templargfx]

There are alot of comments about the potential that a sprinkler system is going to malfunction/misfire and soak all your stuff. The schools I went to all had sprinkler systems and they never went off accidentally. Most office spaces Ive worked in had sprinklers and they never went off accidentally. Im sure if you think about it you will be the same. Its about as likely to happen as the house fire itself. At least with water you can dry it out. You can't really unburn something

[@SCIFIguy64]

Those places also have regular inspections by licensed tradesmen. Most homeowners are incredibly lazy or are in debt because they have a trophy home and a large car.

[@AHUNT6]

Imagine they malfunction in your house one day and soak everything 😂

[@grodriguez1042]

Aiden Hunt that’s why every time we finish a new system is test out and inspected by a fire marshal, it would never malfunction unless you bust a head on purpose

[@Madd_Whack]

@@grodriguez1042 Makes no sense. Things malfunction on a daily basis that have been inspected.

[@uniquelyqualified3676]

@@grodriguez1042 u are the kid with the milk carton on ur head in key and Peele consequences video

[@jonathangomez8269]

@@Madd_Whack they only malfunction is not correctly inspected

[@grodriguez1042]

Jonathan Gomez true that!

[@rocketplayz5834]

Me at 3am : *cooks bacon* Sprinkler : no.

[@karyv]

I think you copied someone, idk they're similar tho

[@rocketplayz5834]

@@karyv its fine alot of other people do it too

[@alexandersalarms5380]

Sprinklers go off when a tube is heated up. Smoke will not set them off. Only heat to the tube will trigger it.

[@gary63693]

You ruined my couch! You owe me for a new one

[@alden7158]

gary63693 totally what an entitled parent would say

[@Nag_camagoni]

Hey Chief, it’s gonna rain today. Chielf : Perfect! Perfect time to demonstrate how a sprinkler works.

[@LJT7907]

One thing I have noticed reading through the comments is a bunch of people talking about well this is just a small fire put that out with a fire extinguisher. This video was for demonstration purposes to demonstrate if a larger fire occurred that you could not contain and you have to be realistic depending upon the size of the fire do you really want to risk getting smoke inhalation and other things which could potentially cause a casualty in the fire. Yes if it's a small fire that's just in the wastebasket you can probably put that out with a fire extinguisher but this was a demonstration they don't have an entire house to light on fire showing a properly installed system

[@fluz_]

I would also NOT recommend attempting to put out a small fire by your self. Most of the time this happens the occupants fail and therefor have delayed the call to the emergency services. Another consideration is the type of fire, many people do not know that different fire extinguishers serve different roles. For example if a lamp is on fire in your home then PLEASE do not attempt to put it out with a fire extinguisher as this is a class E fire, requiring a extinguisher designed for such fires. Same goes to cooking fires. 5 Year Firefighter, Aus

[@f.f.1653]

And again... Welcome to a new episode of „Why is that in my KZbin recommendations?“

[@marcus3538]

F. F. And again...... welcome to a new episode of “why do people keep using the same lame comments?”

[@nkn4773]

@@marcus3538 Episode 29 Season 52

[@abhishekgourav6144]

@Joseph James u got a point

[@f.f.1653]

marcus Yes you‘re right😂

[@Jared-xf5xl]

Normal person: *thinks of how to put it out quickly Me: *thinks of **-safety-** The Office Dwight lighting paper on fire for safety drill*

[@nyrangersfan6325]

Same here! I was actually looking for the comment “today smoking is going to save lives.”

[@joshcolcord4044]

Save Bandit! -Angela 2010

[@austinbutler1291]

I agree these will save lives just dont let your children throw objects and end up breaking off that sprinkler head and flooding your house by accident...

[@pierreuntel1970]

There's a guard for those sprinkler

[@austinbutler1291]

@@pierreuntel1970 yeah I have seen them, but I have seen many cases where something crazy happens and that guard will also come off

[@pierreuntel1970]

@@austinbutler1291 when something crazy enough happened, the whole pipe will come down, lol

[@austinbutler1291]

@@pierreuntel1970 lol crazy tends to do that

[@DustinOllila]

SandPox they are hide away sprinkler system. So it’s flush to the ceiling with a flat cap. Nothing can never hit it to break. You can throw anything at it. Only way it will break is if your breaking your ceiling with a hammer. I do demo construction I demo around these heads all the time. The open exposed one are the ones that we actually accidentally break.

[@jajrhejdjskdkdk]

12pm: One last video 3am: Oh youtube recommended a video about home sprinkler systems

[@crogthecreator7290]

Why is this getting recommend I don’t live anywhere close to this place and haven’t watched anything similar to this but I love it

[@Owen_Earl]

“Jeremy,Jeremy” had me laughing😂

[@ghost-cy7gz]

My name

[@amazon4716]

Everyone can now have their own personal firefighter in there home. Great demo.

[@laclarous9282]

Thank you KZbin algorithm, this is EXACTLY what I wanted.

[@marlkalone7361]

So whenever the smoke alarm goes off when I'm cooking, I get a free shower? 😂

[@jake-qn6zy]

No

[@EnderKauki]

The sprinklers don't go off by smoke, they go off by heat, breaking a red price of glass which holds the water in place

[@ludwigthehusky]

@@EnderKauki are you fun at parties?

[@EnderKauki]

@@ludwigthehusky wdym

[@katerobinson4825]

dirt bike addiction it

[@alexmurphy2771]

KZbin 2013: KZbin 2014: KZbin 2015: KZbin 2016-2018: KZbin 2019: Hey have you seen this cool video yet?

[@tewstronge9173]

Every time I see an old video this exact comment shows up.

[@dajaunfielder9325]

If you live in a city with only volunteer firefighters our response time will be way longer than 4 minutes usually it takes 3-5 minutes for the tones to drop and extra 5-10 minutes to get to the station and then start rolling out. Be safe and put smoke alarms and alarm systems where they can be heard and follow each instruction of where to put them carefully because it could mean your life if a fire was to happen in your house

[@laurenzkaiser45]

Dajaun Fielder it depends. In my hometown in Austria the firefighters normally need unter 5 minutes to get to the location.

[@fluz_]

@@laurenzkaiser45 Yea... im a vol ff in Australia and it depends on where you live. In your in a city with Volunteers then most likely they have 50 members and a 4 minuet response time. If your in the middle of nowhere then they can have up to 30 mins to turn out.

[@MaconHarris]

My Town only has volunteer firefighters and in our state it is known for having nice things catch on fire such as our clock tower/court house, high school, and a church. (Tbh we can’t have nice things)

[@snofrog1341]

I’m not exiting my house when the flame is the size of a fireplace

[@thenextresponseiswrittenby2853]

These systems are wonderful, and can even help prevent death in both home owners and firefighters. The fire department takes a lot longer than this time shown. There is notification, prep, travel, traffic, assessment, utility hookups, and more to do. It’s just not this simple. Expect to Loose a good portion of your home in the time it takes for the fire department to get there. If you have lost less, you are one of the lucky ones.

[@contentdeleted4978]

And it's perfect for grease fires I bet

[@skyeplaysgames6734]

Nolan Kirkby yeah. Here's your fire supress- oh shit we have a fireball

[@vinpiazzo801]

By the time a grease fire gets to the point that your sprinkler is activated, it’s no longer just a grease fire. Don’t have the sprinkler head right over the stove and you’ll be fine.

[@hfdshrimp3973]

Ollie Noone that’s now how grease fires are caused, it’s caused after grease from cooking foods that produce grease are burned

[@IncredulousIndividual]

Ollie Noone because I sell grease for a living, duh

[@georgejilner2708]

@@ollienoone4005 it's not about home much you have it's a pan full of grease one bit of water touches it and it causes a chain reaction in the air to light yo

[@jajrhejdjskdkdk]

well last time youtube recommended a video about how to fix potholes this is an improvement...I guess

[@Sanriago98]

Contaminated the block in under 10min, super pumped for this.

[@cipher5893]

Furrealziez?

[@svenbuck2837]

This vid is from 2013. Time to appreciate it.

[@koralin6322]

KZbin recommendations 2013:na 2014:nope 2015:not yet 2016:no 2017:let’s not 2018:almost ready 2019:FIRE!! (I just realized it’s a pun) 😝

[@justuswarner8951]

This is how pyros are recruted

[@justuswarner8951]

Isnt the rain already a sprinkler

[@pootmahgoots8482]

You gotta learn the ins and outs of something in order to figure out how to kill it as efficiently as possible.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Now, instead of massive fire damage, you have massive water damage.

[@isaackarjala7916]

And you're not dead.

[@isaackarjala7916]

@10:55

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

@@isaackarjala7916 Just pointing out that there are much better alternatives that will save you life, put out the fire AND not destroy your property. They cost more, though, which is why they are not used most of the time.

[@danfromga3002]

I forgive you for not understanding the destructive capabilities of fire, but you are talking to someone who has experienced it first hand. We almost lost our house in a fire caused by someone throwing a lit cigarette out the window. 9 trucks, 3 dozers and a scout plane later we were spared.. Fire is NOTHING to take lightly... What if the fire spreads to your kitchen? Then to your neighbors house? Then to the woods behind their house? Next thing you know your entire neighborhood is gone and you complain about water damage?? I lost 15 acres of planted pines and a shop full of over 10grand worth of tools! To hell with water damage! Keep your head out of the comment section of videos like this with such ignorance!

[@harveysanchez9892]

Dan from GA I dont see how he used ignorance in the comment he put? So no need to put things to a personal level.

[@UltimateWATCHER2]

water damage vs fire damage; which do you prefer?

[@rafter9765]

Both

[@davejuarez1290]

Rafter97 stfu

[@TheDevilsHouse]

Imagine forgetting getting water damage insurance.

[@rafter9765]

@@davejuarez1290 why

[@nkn4773]

Fire

[@blumac9801]

I remember this, I’ve went to one of these when I was little

[@scrawn9721]

Itll save my cheap chairs and tables but destroy my expensive gaming pc in the progress

[@iThunder]

Ig better than losing ur entire house

[@savior8017]

Julien A. Seriously. Who gives a shit about gaming pc’s fucking life’s about working not living behind a monitor playing games. Just a pastime still have the mentality Of a child. Save your house or a pc. I’ll take the house

[@widelings7029]

@@savior8017 Fucking spastic he was joking, of course he would rather save his house, although his pc could how data thats worth more than the house just think about that

[@the6ix665]

Mega Savior what a fkn simpleton you are

[@taehyunkim5709]

@@savior8017 You do know people have an entire career of playing video games and make good liveable money off of ads, donations, and sponsors.

[@6Sisu9]

If there was a fire like that in my home I could easily take it out in the beginning!

[@verbosi7y275]

Maybe you could but there are some people who are dumb enough to put wood/paper on top of the fire to attempt to put out the fire.

[@6Sisu9]

@@verbosi7y275 lmfao you're probably right!

[@gertrud8274]

Jeremy Good thing the cameraman was smart. Most of them wouldn't've said anything

[@cyclonesvr]

4:04 little ass fire Why would I call 911 when just spitting at it can put it out

[@chris_bur8780]

Steven because if the fire alarm goes off there could be carbon monoxide

[@Break_And_Try_To_Fix]

Smoke kills before fire.

[@thankyoujesus2836]

Cus u may not realize it by that time

[@critterc0rner]

Because people tend to panic and panicking removes all ability to think clearly. I see so many fail cooking videos where people just do nothing but scream and yell when their frypan catches fire, they could EASILY stop it by simply covering the pan with a lid.

[@Baylence]

Wow I never thought sprinklers could do so much

[@pws3rd170]

By 45 seconds I would have a fire extinguisher going because my household is responsible and maintains fire extinguishers. I get that is beside the point.

[@Stampy2077]

pws3rd 1 probably meant for when you’re not home

[@Engineer9736]

TheFlamingOreo, No: 4:05

[@distractedkenzo4523]

TheFlamingOreo thankyou for corralling this troll. 😂

[@isaackarjala7916]

If you're in REM sleep after a long day, you'll probably still be asleep at 45 seconds

[@hfdshrimp3973]

b8e71fcbe2e195c67d8d16734013d20f that’s the specific scenario, doesn’t mean you have to be home for a fire to start

[@nothanksnopenoname6403]

That system would be great for when your not home. Could save your house and anyone in it. Sometimes you can’t get to extinguisher fast enough. Or maybe you are not in that room. If for any reason you can’t stop it yourself, this saves you.

[@olivegaurdian3388]

BEEP BEEP BEEP. BEEP BEEP BEEP. BEEP BEEP BEEP. WERE THE ALARMS EXACTLY THIS NECESSARY??

[@Permanentertainmentchannel]

Great, now every night that I make dinner I will be showered with water.

[@tritime1236]

Why? Because your food gets set on fire?

[@fatnonce7042]

4:04 with a fire that small I would be getting the fire extinguisher

[@fatnonce7042]

TheFlameingRaft haha

[@Dionzie]

We do this in my hometown and it is the exact same way

[@Stipend33]

Global warming: *am I a joke to you?*

[@Alex-bt5np]

Chris Hu yes

[@Showguns-uc1rj]

Global warming is a hoax

[@DrAskildsen]

Hahaha what a joke, global warming hahaha. People still think that is true. Media have done a good job brainwashing people.

[@naughtysuperior]

You meant climate change didn't you?

[@robertomurillo8529]

California needs sprinkler protection at forest 🌳😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ponraul1221]

JR Murillo Yeah lol

[@tomsawyer1799]

Did you set up zones to minimize water damage?

[@MotorsportsNation]

Tom Sawyer water damage is bad but it’s better than no house at all

[@dhoops616]

What? Zones?

[@i_haz_no_comments4775]

_5 years later YAS RECOMMAND IT_

[@Ben-21]

Nobody: KZbin recommendations: home fire sprinkler demonstration

[@MotionXE]

At first i was like how is he walking through the glass but it was only half glass lol

[@CharlieRAnimaMX]

In fact it's not even glass, it's plexiglass [acrylic]

[@MotionXE]

@@CharlieRAnimaMX yea that

[@vina6036]

3:55 I'll start filling up a plate or grab the coke from the fridge

[@NB-ky5ol]

You can also keep fire extinguishers in your house. It’s a good idea to keep one in the kitchen and another so you can escape your bedrooms through an exit.

[@nyrangersfan6325]

Today, smoking is going to save lives.

[@alden7158]

NYRangersfan63 I was thinking of this waiting for a comment

[@Grimace_Integ420]

So glad that we have a fire suppression system

[@Ace-tw5db]

Remember if you installed the sprinklers make sure you have everything wrapped in plastic first... lol

[@RocketGlizzy]

Rather then buying a whole new home and things

[@jartexnetworkreports5599]

KZbin should recommend it to people that doesn't have a fire alarm in their house

[@fadedgam3r]

*youd still have to replace everything cus of the water damage*

[@sadiesmith9926]

It's better than having the house burn down

[@fadedgam3r]

@@sadiesmith9926 nah its more expensive to fix water damage

[@loki9619]

I think you're missing the point, of course your things will be damaged regardless but when a fire starts, it doesn't stop and your entire house is going to get burned down or way more extensive damge than if the sprinkler just stopped it. Not to mention: what if you weren't home and came back to everything burned down? The sprinklers could have prevented your entire house being destroyed. What if you had a pet at risk? If you think about it, in the scenario that you were home and could have called the fire department you'd still have water damage anyway and it would be worse than the sprinklers. If this was a woosh then I apologize

[@rustystove8410]

Its better to get soaked than getting burned to death. Winnipeg has lots of fire hazards and super incompetent fire inspectors. Come herw at YOUR OWN RISK!

[@tj1lincoln182]

@@fadedgam3r I’d rather have a water damaged home than no house at all

[@sub_second_life3174]

My friend caught the entire back yard of his property on fire burning garbage last year. About 1 minute in and a frantic mess he called 911 and they brought the Calvary over to extinguish it. Lesson learned. Fire is scary. Probably a good idea that everyone has a couple fire extinguishers in their house.

[@dstt]

Who else just came to see the fire?

[@mediatrix.471]

DUSTORM nah I came to see the house furniture

[@robertomerino3149]

I came to see Jeremy in the way

[@Anonymous-bh9om]

I came to the fire

[@dave_bed]

Well organized and safe. Good presentation

[@reamsel]

1814 wants it's furniture back

[@RealFlighttz]

New saw trailer looks dope🔥

[@northeastfloridasoftwash6600]

Step 1 to home home fire protection *dont have fire*

[@notsoaveragegamer353]

That's impossible you can't prevent fire... You just don't have a house.

[@moneygreenshadow5199]

Wow I wonder witch ones sprinkler protected

[@junzueta91]

The only person I listen to Incase of a fire is Dwight K. shrute!

[@bearsofmahogany3373]

Josue Unzueta i think it should be noted that “RYAN STARTED THE FIRE”

[@foolspeedahead]

Wow. Who would have thought sprinklers would do a better job stopping a fire than not having sprinklers?

[@TheWhiteAfghan]

Fire # 1 ruins everything with fire and smoke damage. Fire # 2 ruins everything with water damage. Who wins? the fireman who writes the report 😁

[@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287]

Water damage from sprinklers costs less than fire damage taking your entire house. Just get covers for your furniture and important things.

[@breker19er]

Cool demonstration!

[@carolinarailfanning]

9:14 train approaches and passes

[@hfdshrimp3973]

American Railfan what if nobody cared?

[@vrexordkiller-_-5450]

U guys really did this in a thunderstorm

[@dcentral]

firefighting is still using same technology as the Romans did to fight fires. We need to invest more to develop non water based fire suppression that doesn't cause expensive water damages that a lot of times cause same loss of property as the fire itself.

[@MichaelDeSanta.]

But Water is the most effective firefighting tool. There are special techiques to fight fires with minimum water damage.

[@Engineer9736]

Do you really think that science is stuck at only water solutions? Think again. All the non-water options are just 20 times more expensive and have other downsides. Automatically extinguishing with gas (is an existing fire extinguishing method) works by pushing all the oxygen out of a room. Which means you have totally zero chance of survival. Fire needs fuel, heat and oxygen: The water fire fighting methods suppresses the heat aspect. The gas fire fighting method supresses the oxygen aspect. The fuel firefighting method is buying uninflamable furniture which won’t look too good. That’s all the science that there is about the subject. Up to you to choose something. Conclussion, back to firefighting with water (or foam) again.

[@isaackarjala7916]

@@Engineer9736 your home doesn't need to be fire proof, leather isn't fire proof but it doesn't catch as easily or burn as well as petroleum derived synthetics like polyester and nylon, a hardwood structure takes longer to collapse from fire than a softwood structure, both because the fire spreads slower and also because the hardwood stays structurally sound for longer even when the fire is at the same intensity.... Dimensional lumber is superior to engineered plywood I beams for the same reasons..... Oversized dimensional lumber is superior to "properly" sized dimensional lumber for the same reasons.... None of these materials are fire proof by any stretch of the imagination but they slow the spread of fire and are less prone to structural collapse. Oh and those materials aren't ugly by most people's opinions but they are expensive!

[@hfdshrimp3973]

dcentral I don’t think you understand how firefighting works, if you don’t put water on it will just burn down and reduce to ash

[@hfdshrimp3973]

b8e71fcbe2e195c67d8d16734013d20f do you know what a flashover is? If you starve the fire of oxygen it will still smolder, right as you reintroduce it, it’ll blow up on you

[@casperlim2456]

Finally KZbin got some good video to recommend me

[@kaelynabbott1581]

It would take about three minutes to get to my house from the fire department and that being said there are pro's and con's. The pro is that you are safe and the police station it about a five minute drive so we are safe all the time at our house. The con is that sometimes it is hard to fall asleep because both departments are so close!

[@samobrien4046]

Cool story bro 👍

[@hfdshrimp3973]

kitten Abbott uhhh ear muffs?

[@theconsolekiller7113]

The best place to install those is in an area where you have alot of expensive electronics. Its a great idea for the home. I wouldnt be tempted to set it off for fun or anything.

[@spize9342]

if I was wake I would try find the fire with a fire extinguisher not immediately run out and call 911. if I wouldnt be able to find it or it takes to long I would run outside and call 911.

[@spectralspectra2282]

Me makes dinner Sprinkler: no

[@onik6512]

WHY 2019!!!!! WHAT DID WE DO TO DESERVE THESE RECOMMENDATIONS!!!!

[@josec439]

What would you prefer burnt couch or molded with water?

[@rustere5090]

jeremy seems to have forgot his blocking

[@420f37]

An actually useful recommended video, ty KZbin

[@Jonathan-xn3rp]

3:53 thank me later

[@Diabaids]

No I will not....thx

[@elijahpajarillo2395]

Thank you later

[@Jonathan-xn3rp]

Elijah Pajarillo Consider subscribing

[@crookededm]

Why would he subscribe to you?

[@Jonathan-xn3rp]

Crooked I provided you with a service and if you sub it would be great

[@crywhit4619]

Why should your first thought when your fire alarm goes off to immediately leave the house? Shouldn't it be to assess the situation and see if you could control whatever set the alarm off? 🤔

[@thankyoujesus2836]

Cry Whit it would be boring though for the firemen

[@lianapabimbin5123]

How much the cost sprinkler system installation for house and where should put in the pump and fire water tank?

[@jimmyallen5599]

Liana Pabimbin we charge around 1.50 per square foot on new construction. If house is already built it be up to $5 per square foot. We tie into your domestic water. Can goggle home hydrant also.

[@Shutchohole]

I am a fire sprinkler fitter. These systems are designed to buy time to get the people out. If it fully extinguishes the fire that's a plus. Most home insurance providers will actually charge larger premiums due to the larger possibility of flood/water damage.

[@Engineer9736]

Apperantly none of all the people in this thread listened to the guy in the video: 12:10

[@mightyendeavor4853]

Liana Pabimbin english

[@mirelurk-fish7387]

fire sprinklers and fire alarm panels are required here in California for new home builds. all the new homes here i've seen have honeywell fire and burglar alarm panels and fire sprinkers in every room

[@Inboundbogie]

No I would not exit my house, I would grab one of 4 of my fire extinguishers 1st whilst calling emergency services

[@tommo5884]

Unlikely... More likely the heat and toxic smoke would have had you crawling out the door. Useful to note, a domestic fire extinguisher is only capable of managing small fires, think 1 square foot.

[@niccatipay]

If you have 4 fire extinguishers around the house then that is plenty to clear out a small room. I have worked with fire extingishers before and even 1 ABC variant is a great choice. "It is an investment that you need, but would not want to use."

[@tommo5884]

@@niccatipay while I would agree that fire extinguishers are a great investment, they are very limited and are only safe and effective in the first few seconds to perhaps a minute of a fire starting (these are rarely noticed so quickly). All of the house fires that I have been to where the occupant did not exit the house/ went back into the house to fight the fire have been fatal house fires.

[@ligmanuts1905]

@@niccatipay u have worked with fire extinguishers before, but sound like u have never worked with fire.

[@niccatipay]

If you are suggesting that I am not in a proffession that directly deals with fire in a regular basis, then you are correct. I would prefer it that way.

[@42luke93]

That’s good it does it late. You don’t want your candles to let the sprinklers off.

[@noahtech4479]

The sprinklers actually go off once they reach a certain temperature. They're separate from the fire alarm.

[@hfdshrimp3973]

42luke roblox candles don’t produce enough smoke ore heat to set off sprinklers

[@42luke93]

Noah Tech HFD Shrimp Alright, thank you for the information. Didn’t know the fire alarm was separate from the smoke alarm. Always thought it was the smoke the let the sprinklers off, not the heat. Thanks again...

[@42luke93]

👍🏻

[@crazy_thunder2516]

I understand how bad fire is for a house but what about water damage?

[@isaackarjala7916]

10:55

[@djcfrompt]

I'd rather have a couple thou in water damage costs than a couple thou in medical bills or someone getting killed

[@darkpixel2k]

Most people don't die sure to drowning in their own home, but fire will kill you.

[@MearsFL]

Would you rather dry off your stuff or sweep it up The ashes of it

[@hfdshrimp3973]

B_Taylor-007 its better than being dead or everything being reduced to ashes

[@uniquelyqualified3676]

Does the water that comes out of the sprinkler add to the utility bill?

[@avianor1495]

Лайк, если это видео в рекомендациях май 2019

[@ПашолНахуй-у3п]

@@kristjantiido3174 Shut up it is russian language u dumbass

[@fireflysparks1105]

Anyone pause the video after 3:59 thinking maybe their smoke alarm was going off?? Haha 😂🤦‍♀️😂

[@lifted_ram741]

If a fire like that started I’d try and put it out

[@offended9081]

It’s a demonstration dumass

[@LJT7907]

@@offended9081 thank you couldn't agree more. It's just a small demonstration they put up to show what could happen. Not all fires can be put out by a couple of fire extinguishers in the house depending upon where and how they start

[@hfdshrimp3973]

Isaiah's Productions 14 what if you aren’t home?

[@noahgoat8341]

Imagine you are cooking and the fire alarm accidentally goes off 😂

[@RandomNumber141]

NBD Void You’ve never had the smoke alarm go off while you’re cooking? It’s not hard to do... in any case, the sprinklers are activated by high heat, not smoke

[@tylerclark-realtor]

Are we just gonna ignore how he just walked through a plastic wall?

[@dominiktoth8686]

Tyler clark it had melted if you listen to the spokesperson during the fire you can hear him say the acrylic is coming down which is the “plastic wall”

[@jonathonhasselbeck3421]

It would also be a good idea if it alerts the fire station when the sprinklers go off so they can assess everything