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This Fire Type Is a Total Disaster: Its Hidden Weakness You Won’t Believe! When it comes to fire safety and fire types used in threats—whether in movies, escape scenarios, or theoretical emergencies—one type often stands out as the most dangerous: Class B fires. While classes A (solid combustibles) and C (electrical fires) get most of the attention, Class B fires—declared “flammable liquids” or gases—are quietly the most chaotic and unpredictable when mismanaged. Here’s why this fire type is more dangerous than you might believe—and what hidden weakness catches people off guard. ### What Makes Class B Fires So Dangerous? Class B fires involve flammable liquids like gasoline, alcohol, propane, oil, and solvent-based chemicals. These materials burn rapidly, release dense, toxic fumes, and spread with alarming speed. Unlike solid fires, Class B flames can reignite from small sparks or even vapors lingering in the air—something many don’t realize.