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why is water not always used for extinguishing fire​

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Answered by shripadkulkarni115
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Water should not be used on an electrical fire because water conducts electricity and can cause a shock. Water should not be used on oil fires because oil floats on water.

Water shall not be used as an extinguishing agent on combustible-metal fires unless they are compatible with the metal because of adverse reactions and ineffectiveness. Water-based foams are not recommended because they contain water.

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Answered by bainathnaik80
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Water is not used for extinguishing fires caused due to electrical faults,because water is a good conductor of electricity. If Water is poured on an electrical fire , the water could conduct electricity causing the person may experience an electric shock.

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