the cooking oil ignited and the house filled with smoke and flames, Yfantis said. “She was trying to extinguish the fire herself. We don’t know if it was with water or a fire extinguisher.

After new testing, we’ve added findings on single-use aerosol fire extinguishers ... burning fat and cooking oil. (Even though it may sound appropriate to have a Class K extinguisher in a ...

11 NEWS REPORTER BREANA ROSS TALK TO BALTIMORE FIRE ... hot cooking oil over a large area. Make sure your turkey fryer is on a sturdy, level surface and do not move it once it is in use.

Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking ... monitor the oil level and temperature. Never use water on a grease fire. Cover with a lid or use a properly rated fire extinguisher.

The group strongly discourages using turkey fryers because of the large amount of hot cooking oil and the risk it ... put it out with water. • Have a fire extinguisher handy.

ASHLAND, Ky. (WSAZ) - What’s supposed to be one of the most joyous times of the year can quickly turn to dark shades of orange and black when cooking goes wrong on Thanksgiving. The Ashland Fire ...

A mother and her son were injured Monday after a fire, sparked by cooking oil, engulfed their home in New Jersey, according ...

A woman and her adult son were seriously injured Monday night after a fire in their home in Cliffside Park, N.J., started ...

HE’S THE CHIEF HERE AT LAFAYETTE FIRE COMPANY. CHIEF, HOW IMPORTANT IS IT TO KEEP YOUR SPACE CLEAR WHEN COOKING ... YOU’LL WANT TO TRY AND USE A FIRE EXTINGUISHER. REMEMBER TO STORE YOUR ...

For those cooking a turkey this season ... important that you never use water to put out a grease or oil fire and only use a fire extinguisher.

Across the country kitchen fires are the main causes of fires within households, esecially now that we're around the holiday ...