Pull ceiling.

Place attic ladder.

Apply water.

The end.

You're welcome.

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I'm a lead farmer.

That's awesome

 

Short and sweet, just like Fed's girlfriend Jenny.   FED FOR PREZ 2012

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if the roof has gabled ends place a ground ladder next to it, knock a hole in the gable vent (or remove it altogether), place your nozzle on straight stream and open. don't place yourself in front of the hole if you don't want any dirty blisters.

  don't place yourself in front of the hole if you don't want any dirty blisters.

sounds like my kind of party. 

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I know that I may be getting in on this a little late, but I figure better late than never.

What type of attic?  The methods listed previously would work very well for your standard attic that is one open area under the roof.  But what if it was a half-story attic/living space, you know the ones where some genius thought it would be a great idea to put in some knee walls to get move living space out of their house.  If this is the case you would also have to open up the open spaces behind the knee walls to check them for fire or you could be chasing the fire for hours (I know I have seen it).  This is just my two cents.

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Go UGLY early!

good stuff, HD FF 2001.  your signature is great. I wonder, is that how you pick up babes on fridaynite at the tavern?

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