FirefighterFag here… Building fires do NOT smell like sulfur… not even close…

Explosives, however…

>>975517

No. building fires have a distinct, almost universal smell, but it isn't sulfur.

only variation is that depending on whats burning, it can smell more like burning plastic. Linoleum is particularly bad.

>>975574

I wouldn't venture to say really… There are a lot of things that could produce a sulfur smell… though none are found in a normal fire.

all i would say is it is very abnormal…

I would concede that a layperson may not be able to differentiate between the odorizer in Nat Gas, and sulfur….

…But, they are very different smells… plus the natural gas smell doesn't survive combustion.

>>975869

that looks like the red lights from the fire trucks reflecting off the smoke…seen it a lot..

>>FirefighterFag

>>975890

Smoke…or Steam…or vehicle exhaust*

>>975909

Just saying that's what it looks like…

Could be wrong, but i've seen it a lot.

>>7+ years

>>975974

NP. Question Everything. My money is on if the photographer panned down, you'd see a big lit up fire engine…