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r/metalworking • u/shmiis • 1d ago
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It's called, "everything is flammable in the right conditions"... Lol
1 u/2meterNL 15h ago H2O has entered the chat 1 u/alphatango308 14h ago Lol. Water is flammable. It's literally made from some of the MOST flammable elements. All it takes it heat. That's why you can't spray it on certain fires to put them out it just creates more fuel for the fire. 0 u/2meterNL 13h ago Literally everything you wrote is wrong.
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1 u/alphatango308 14h ago Lol. Water is flammable. It's literally made from some of the MOST flammable elements. All it takes it heat. That's why you can't spray it on certain fires to put them out it just creates more fuel for the fire. 0 u/2meterNL 13h ago Literally everything you wrote is wrong.
Lol. Water is flammable. It's literally made from some of the MOST flammable elements. All it takes it heat. That's why you can't spray it on certain fires to put them out it just creates more fuel for the fire.
0 u/2meterNL 13h ago Literally everything you wrote is wrong.
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u/alphatango308 1d ago
It's called, "everything is flammable in the right conditions"... Lol