Buckets of water used to put out kitchen fire
FIREFIGHTERS were called out last night (Friday, November 29, 2013) to deal with a kitchen fire at a home in South Somerset.
Fire Control received a call at 9.45pm to reports of an oven on a fire at a home in Bailey Hill, Castle Cary.
Crews from Wincanton and Castle Cary were mobilised and found a small fire involving an Aga oven.
Officers isolated the gas to the oven and put out the small fire by dismantling sections of the Aga and buckets of water.
A Fire Service spokesman said: “The cause was a small amount of food debris smouldering on the Aga.”
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