Woman Panics During Livestream When She Starts Kitchen Fire

She may have thought she was demonstrating how to make her favorite dish, but instead she showed what not to do in the event of a kitchen fire. Kelly Caron, 26, livestreamed making a steak on Twitch. Her cooking caused so much smoke, she set off the fire alarm in her apartment building. She ran out of her apartment screaming for help when there were flames in the kitchen. Kelly says she was in “panic mode.”

[Jay-dlwq]

This is the type of neighbour you NEVER want living in the same apartment block as you.

[UserInterface]

This phrase literally came to life… “If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen” 😂😂

[Frobbl]

The fact that this woman has a mechanical engineering degree should make you seriously question Americas education system.

[Killdozer-domc]

The irony of people who know nothing trying to teach other people.

[RoccosVideos]

Life is full of lessons. I’m glad she learned without getting seriously hurt.

[dragonfireproductions]

Im a firefighter, when you see the oil smoking that definitely means you're cooking it wrong, never let the oil smoke or it'll reach it's flashpoint (the point where it catches fire) and erupt into flames

[user]

When I lived in an apartment building, sometimes I would lie awake at night and think about some blockhead in the building doing something like this.

[Wonback]

There's no way this woman has a degree in mechanical engineering

[MT-tudt]

I get it. When you panic, you don’t think of the simplest things. Glad she’s ok.

[piaaadah]

Never EVER put water on a grease fire. People have died doing this. Suffocate the fire like she said but do always make sure you have an extinguisher in your home. It can save your life one day.

[GianYo-ujhv]

the fact that the smoke was engulfing her apartment and she was there just waving her hand like it was nothing🧍‍♂️

[amiboacid]

I’d be embarrassed to show myself in public ever again. And she has a degree in mechanical engineering??

[LazrCat]

Mistake #1: Not having a fire extinguisher. That should be an essential supply for any home.
Mistake #2: Not turning off the heat before the smoke became a full on flame. That probably would've prevented it from becoming a full on flame in the first place.
Mistake #3, which she demonstrates at the end: Not immediately covering the fire with a lid.

[donnamp]

I feel so sorry for the steak, the pan and her neighbors 🤦‍♀

[TeacherM-qmlx]

I really love that she owned it and used it as a teachable moment for herself and her audience. I hadn't gotten a refresher on this in decades, so she ended up helping me too. That tells you all you need to know about what kind of person she is. And I'm so glad nobody got hurt.

[technologycansuchit]

So it started to smoke and she not only left the food in there too long but she also turned around at the camera smiling and waving her hand?

[OneGeekStudios]

TBH, I like how she handled this afterwards. She learned from her mistake and will be better prepared in the future! Props

[sherine]

She's a living example of learning only the theory and not practicing it. The moment you panicked from doing the real thing all those theories in your head would magically disappear into thin air

[tahakhan]

Well to be honest the video title starts with 'Woman' i wasnt expecting anything less.

[aidanscracked]

Not only does she know now but she brought it to media and taught alot of people what to do in a similar situation like this🤘