What's So Dangerous About Smoke? 

If UL is going to change the conversation on the impact of smoke they need to change the chemistry of the water they use to put out a fire. When Firefighters apply plain, untreated water on open flame the flame turns back into smoke, only now the smoke is amplified by steam expansion that the heat produces after the water is applied. Water only impacts the heat of a fire and does nothing to extinguish the fuel and oxygen. The water sticks to the carbons in the smoke by adding an ounce of environmentally safe structural firefighting foam concentrate to every gallon of water causing the fire to extinguish 5 times faster. Chief Hughes Battalion 1 (ret) Chicago FD

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Extreme dangerous microscopic air particulates that contain chemicals from the item burning .

Really helpful

watching after accidentally starting a microwave fire

When the smoke is burning is burnt so many chemicals in the walls in the kitchen classic burning.... It's like the fire pit in Iraq.

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When you try to reach out and touch me will cut down all the trees in your family..... Imaginary smoke.... Don't test us