Yes.
My authority for answering this is based on the fact that my friend just started a grease fire in our apartment kitchen whilst attempting to make hamburgs.
By the way, don't use water to put out a grease fire. Grease fires are classified as a chemical fire. When water is added to the mix, the fire intensifies. Instead, either cover the flame with a non-flammable object (to cut off oxygen and thus smother the fire) or pour baking soda on it.
Cork grease is not needed on a trumpet, as there is no cork to grease!
Yes
That would be "Grease"
grease lighting
The Grease Megamix was created in 1978.
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Different types of grease burn at different temperatures due the different compounds. For the most part, all grease burns at high temperatures over 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Sometimes the grease build up on a grill will flare up and burn off. Depending on where the grease is in the grill, it could burn the food you're cooking. The amount of grease there determines how long it will burn. You should never leave a grill for long, and always keep an eye out for fire.
treat it like a regulary burn
Youll burn faster
Flour will burn. The best option is salt.
Scream very loudly. And probably cry a little.
Apply a generous balm of axle grease.
Butter, grease, or oil will retain heat
They used lard or grease and wrapped the burn with a piece of cloth.
Assuming this is a first aid question, avoid putting anything on a burn from heat. DO NOT put butter or grease on the burn. It can be covered with a clean, dry dressing to protect it. There are spray products made with aloe vera and lidocaine that can be used for pain- but a LARGE burn should be seen by a doctor.
A minor burn from a grease fire should be treated by running cool water over it. Aloe can also be applied but only if it is natural aloe. The aloe that is bought in a bottle at the store may contain ingredients that will hold the heat in the burn, possibly causing more damage. Answer Wash, using mild soap, so that the grease is removed from the skin. Keep the skin cool with cool water, or alternately use ice on it for a few minutes and then remove it until the sting of the burn goes away. As long as it is stinging, it is still burning. By the way, if it blisters, avoid breaking the blister and do not cover with a band aid.