The Fire Department reminds that if towels and rags are stained with dry oils such as massage oil and linseed oil, they may be spontaneously ignited due to high temperature oxidation after being placed in the dryer. Experts recommend that the oil must be cleaned before drying, and immediately remove the oil after drying to avoid stacking and heat; stop the machine to check immediately when burnt smells. Small actions can prevent fires and the public should raise their vigilance.

The Fire Department recently reported a special fire case: a spa museum put the towels wiped with massage oil and sesame oil directly into the clothes dryer. Unexpectedly, the oil reacted oxidatively at high temperatures, and the heat continued to accumulate. In the end, the towels caught fire on their own. Fortunately, they discovered that they did not cause any greater harm.

{9 Especially dry oils (such as crocus oil) are particularly prone to spontaneous combustion due to high temperature accumulation, so be extra careful.

Precautions for using a dryer

Experts suggest that when using a dryer in a daily life, you should pay attention to the following points:

. Clean oil: Before drying, clean the oil on the towel or rag.

. Remove the trunk immediately and open: Remove the clothes immediately after drying to avoid piles of heat.

. Avoid overdose drying: Do not put too much clothing at once to facilitate heat circulation.

. Warning of strange smell: If burnt smells, stop the machine immediately and check the condition.

. Dry oil fabrics should be stylistically : Fabrics stained with dry oil such as linseed oil must be immediately opened after drying.

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The Fire Department emphasized that seemingly minor negligence may cause serious fire alarms. It is recommended that the public remind their family and friends to pay attention to the safety of the dryer and develop the right habits to avoid regrets.