Knowing how firefighters approach a fire in an attached garage will probably give you an idea of just how dangerous a garage fire can be. Here are 5 concerns, firefighters express when they look at the best ways to put out a fire in an attached garage.
1. Firefighters Expect The Worst. When they enter a garage fire, they know that they may be met with a flammable-liquids fire, a release from a gas cylinder or even a rocketing aerosol can. Gas struts and drive shafts from vehicles can also take flight. Firefighters may knock down the garage fire and let the contents cool a bit before they enter to avoid these hazards.