Feb. 28, 2023

House fires burning hotter, faster

House fires burning hotter, faster
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House fires burning hotter, faster
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If a fire breaks out at your house, experts estimate you have 3 minutes to escape. That’s far less time than 30 years ago. The reason: Synthetic materials that make up household items these days burn hotter, and faster, than older, heavier ones. One house fire in Alamance County broke out because someone put the wrong material jacket in a dryer.