Different fires take different amounts of time to bring them under control and to extinguish them. You might have guessed that. Some fires can be put out in seconds, and others burn for days or even weeks (like a fire in a dump for old tires). There are many variables that determine the length of time it will take to contain and snuff out a fire.
This really depends on how far it has spread, the current weather conditions, and even how much manpower they have.
It all depends on the size of the fire but usually hundreds
The firefighters fight the fire (if they are there). If the fire is when the firefighters are on another fire the next closest fire company is called to put out the fire. Several fire stations have caught on fire. Fires at a fire station are usually caused by firefighters cooking and when they get called to an emergency they forget to turn off the stove or oven in the excitement.
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Firefighters are able to stop a muck fire when the rain comes. The rain seeps into the ground to put out the fire. Or the fire runs into a lake.
They really can't put them out. When a fire gets that bad it sucks out all the oxygen in the air and it will pull people into the fire.
A hose which lets out a very strong amont of water.
a long time
two years ago i put out the fire by stepping on it.
Understanding the scientific process of combustion, enables firefighters to put out flames. The fire triangle or Fuel, Heat and Oxygen, requires only one element to be removed to extinguish a fire.
Firefighters in an engine company drag hoses into a burning building to put the fire out.
water is the most practical thing to use