What does it mean to put out a fire?

What does it mean to put out a fire?

put out a fire (third-person singular simple present puts out a fire, present participle putting out a fire, simple past and past participle put out a fire) (idiomatic) To address a problem, especially an unexpected one caused by the incompetence, negligence, or misconduct of another person.

How do you put out a fire without a fire extinguisher?

On a chip pan or stovetop fire, a fire blanket is the best solution. If you don't have one of your own, a slightly damp tea towel will work. Always turn off the heat first – and remember – never throw water over the flames. In shallow pans, simply lidding it can be enough to put the fire out safely.

How do you put out a fire in a fire pit?

To properly extinguish a fire, allow it to burn down and use the majority of the fuel still in the fire bowl. Then spread the ashes out in your fire bowl to allow them to cool off. Once your ashes have cooled, slowly pour water over the ashes to make sure there are no hidden embers still burning.