JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > An oil fire itself may not be too ?dangerous? - I > have no idea how much oil was involved, but a > proper fire blanket or foam extinguisher (both > legally mandatory in restaurant kitchens) will > handle one fairly easily. I?ve had to unload an > extinguisher into an oven which had become ablaze > due to spilled oil, it?s not a big deal on its > own. There?s actually not a lot of easily > flammable stuff in a restaurant kitchen, the > equipment is mostly metal for example. That?s > intentional. > > But if you?re dumb enough to not have your > extraction scrubbed out twice a year then if > flames reach the extraction unit - from any source > - then yes, you?re in trouble. Perhaps if you shared your pearls of wisdom with Munir Hussan and not on here, he'd be most grateful