https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyl...e-pennsylvania

Odd to see them coming in with water first on this one. Wind direction was a bad break for the homeowner.

Another network video, comments are telling:

 

We still have a long way to go...

 

Good tips whether or not you drive a higher-risk internal combustion engine car, or an electric car.

https://www.mobil.com/en/lubricants/...afety-must-dos

 

A coworker has a Chevy Volt and he tells me those have had multiple battery fires during recharging, even after a factory software “fix”. GM has recommend to not park in the garage due to the fire issue. So folks need to buy a long extension cord so they can charge their cars far enough from the house so if the car catches fire the house won’t burn down with it.

 

FYI

https://www.ionenergy.co/resources/b...attery-safety/

 

warning from years ago.. about how to deal with electric car fires. are fire depts ready?

https://www.hardworkingtrucks.com/tr...g-deadly-crash

 

And this is news because gasoline-powered cars NEVER catch fire...

 

This is a reason Toyota has stuck with nickel hydride for so long.

 

Or according to the data, only about 10% more often

 

How much does that raise your carbon foot print when your house burns down?

 

🙂🙃

🤣

 

Unfortunate, don't rush technology.

Wayne

 

Was this one of the reasons garages were detached and way way back in the yard up to the 50's, and were a good distance away from the house structure?

 

I think it was because they were converted carriage houses and stank of horse doo doo.

 

^Exactly^