A fire may be started by an unstubbed cigarette-end, a faulty electrical
appliance carelessly left on, or lighted paper shoved through the
letter-box by vandals. You may, like a great many people have
furniture stuffed with deadly polyurethane foam, which catches a light
easily, burns rapidly and produces vast quantities of dense and highly
toxie smoke. In most cases, smoke is the killer. People asleep are
poisoned and rendered helpless long before the heat gets to them to
finish the job. And all this happens in a surprisingly short time:
a few minutes at most.
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