[DeTomaso] Shop Design

[adin at frontier.net]

Please, please listen here . . .

When you wake up "on fire" - all the walls are burning, the furniture,  
the ceiling . . . and you are puking from fumes and can't see and  
don't know where your loved ones are>>>>>>>>>you WILL want to know  
where the extinguisher is hiding.

Keep one in the car, kitchen, by the fire place, under your pillow and  
tucked in your panties.

I remember the year my brother gave christmas gifts to everyone - all  
the same, cheap fire bottles.  He took a lot of flak for that - it  
saved my house.

IF nothing else, go to you tube and find the maddawg fire movie (sorry MD).

http://www.durangoherald.com/asp-bin/article_generation.asp?article_type=news&article_path=/news/08/news080223_1.htm

David

















Quoting doug sedon <sedond at yahoo.com>:

> a good reason to think twice about having a specialty shop attached   
> to the house, or in the basement.  it's bad enough if you lose your   
> shop/garage to a fire...
>
> doug s.,
> #2602
>
> ==============
> Make sure you include a fire extinguisher and check it from time to tims.
>
> I had a gas fire in my pantera engine bay.
>
> I walked over, grabed the fire extinguisher, pulled the pin, squized the
> handle and nothing.  It was dead.
>
> Now I really have a problem because in the meantime the fire got larger, I
> could have used my time better than getting a dead extinguisher.
>
> Believe it or not I was mentally working on plan B, my truck was parked
> behind the car, and then since it was a gas fire and all the gas burned up
> it just went out.
>
> I guess a clean engine bay without grease helps or maybe I was living right
> that day.
>
> Keep the extinguisher working.
>
>
>
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