Imagine being passed down China with that backstory. That’s a lot of pressure not to break any.
hankines
2 months ago
Good to know. I’ll do this with my 4070ti super PC and oled monitor.👌🏼
campbelljac92
2 months ago
Apparently when Samuel Pepys first became aware of the great fire of London the very first thing he did was to go out into the back yard and bury his parmesan cheese
Wrong_Obligation_584
2 months ago
My house burned down when I was a kid and my brother was looking at my baseball card album on the toilet when the fire started. So he thought it was smart to put my card book in the toilet tank to protect it from the fire. It was not. So instead they were destroyed by water…choose your own adventure.
DrCdiff
2 months ago
In Cuba they throw the deckchairs into the pool before a hurricane arrives.
tangcameo
2 months ago
Yes, Mom! I did the dishes. Just don’t go out back.
watadoo
2 months ago
Smart. That may well be family heirloom China
DFGBagain1
2 months ago
Why not just relax in the pool and let the fire roll on by?
EDIT: for all the kind ppl giving this a serious answer…thought it would be obvious it was a joke lol. Cheers!
XROOR
2 months ago
Porcelain’s melting point is 3,275°F so the pool water will boil off before the dish ware reaches a critical point
L-Malvo
2 months ago
“There is always china in the pool”.
peachyfuzzle
2 months ago
Save the fine chair-na also!
– Her husband, probably
BYoungNY
2 months ago
Reminds me of a story I heard in the Oakland fires in the 1990s where a wine connoisseur was worried about his collection of expensive wine bottles burning so he took his entire collection and threw it into the pool evacuated and realize that his plan worked when he came back and saw all of the wine bottles in perfect condition at the bottom of the pool… And all of the labels floating on top.
badmoodguy
2 months ago
When she came back check on it after the fire, they were fine.
Thedrunner2
2 months ago
Are the chairs also ancient artifacts ?
Or just figured, “Well since we’re putting shit in the pool…”
ceciledian
2 months ago
Also her fine Home Depot chairs
CevJuan238
2 months ago
Chlorine could ruin all the coatings
dudeimgreg
2 months ago
No, Aunt Vikki, we still do not want your fine china. Yes, I know the sacrifices you made.
ShadowCaster0476
2 months ago

BEBOP994
2 months ago
And then comes the firefighting heli to refill his water dumping bag scoops up the China dishes an drops them from 50 meters on a burning House…
ArmadilloNext9714
2 months ago
Floridians do this with lawn furniture they don’t want to be bothered securing during hurricanes!
jarrodandrewwalker
2 months ago
That roommate that says the dishes need to soak…
jeelme
2 months ago
but did it work??? is that dumb to ask?? hahah
Xcavor
2 months ago
Grandma only brought out the fine china if she liked you. Otherwise, it was paper plates.
MrByteMe
2 months ago
All that effort and when they try to pass it down it will get thrown out because nobody wants that stuff today.
Wishy
2 months ago
Do fine China even catch fire?
vignusky
2 months ago
The will of Ohara-Shenzen(CN) lives on.
seekerlif3
2 months ago
That’s actually a very good idea.
SilentJoe1986
2 months ago
Lucky they didn’t drain the pool to fight the fire.
Conscious_Icex
2 months ago
that’s actually really smart
maen_baenne
2 months ago
The dishes are *done*, man!
dheeru0785
2 months ago
And the china is still there 😉
reasonable-chaos66
2 months ago
Didn’t work out as well with the TV and stereo.
med8cal
2 months ago
We used to throw our lawn furniture in our pool when evacuating for a hurricane…FLA.
foodie_geek
2 months ago
Why the pool chairs also submerged, are they some expensive fine china thing
Daddy-Whispers
2 months ago
My family lost our house in a flood. Everyone expected we’d get maybe a foot or two, so we spent the time we had packing everything we could in the attic, and the rest in our camper trailer. We left, went to the civic center, heard on the radio that the water crested at 30 ft. So we knew our house was gone. We walked out to the parking lot, and someone had stolen our trailer.
ilpcbf1524
2 months ago
This technique was actually recommended by firefighters.
BP3RS
2 months ago
hope it doesnt get scooped up by a helicopter and dumped lol
Beautiful_Resolve_63
2 months ago
How much stuff could you put in a pool that would survive the water damage?
I spent the last ten minutes just looking around my house wondering what would survive. :/
DeepestBeige
2 months ago
“Why can’t they make the whole house underwater?”
— Seinfeld, probably.
Fickle-Ability6279
2 months ago
The best part is that water and fire cannot rust or burn these.
antman_302
2 months ago
Think of all the millions worth of priceless art and artifacts that these rich people horded. Up in smoke
bluenoser613
2 months ago
Smart!
PrataKosong-
2 months ago
I also did that with my nuclear reactor. It barely survived!
brik-6
2 months ago
Every single person has fine china in their drawers that noone has ever eaten off
Agile-Fruit128
2 months ago
Here comes that 7.2 magnitude earthquake
Uncle_Checkers86
2 months ago
All the kids: “*Damnit!*”.
Dry-Quantity5703
2 months ago
And her pool lounge chair. Can’t live without that
Imagine being passed down China with that backstory. That’s a lot of pressure not to break any.
Good to know. I’ll do this with my 4070ti super PC and oled monitor.👌🏼
Apparently when Samuel Pepys first became aware of the great fire of London the very first thing he did was to go out into the back yard and bury his parmesan cheese
My house burned down when I was a kid and my brother was looking at my baseball card album on the toilet when the fire started. So he thought it was smart to put my card book in the toilet tank to protect it from the fire. It was not. So instead they were destroyed by water…choose your own adventure.
In Cuba they throw the deckchairs into the pool before a hurricane arrives.
Yes, Mom! I did the dishes. Just don’t go out back.
Smart. That may well be family heirloom China
Why not just relax in the pool and let the fire roll on by?
EDIT: for all the kind ppl giving this a serious answer…thought it would be obvious it was a joke lol. Cheers!
Porcelain’s melting point is 3,275°F so the pool water will boil off before the dish ware reaches a critical point
“There is always china in the pool”.
Save the fine chair-na also!
– Her husband, probably
Reminds me of a story I heard in the Oakland fires in the 1990s where a wine connoisseur was worried about his collection of expensive wine bottles burning so he took his entire collection and threw it into the pool evacuated and realize that his plan worked when he came back and saw all of the wine bottles in perfect condition at the bottom of the pool… And all of the labels floating on top.
When she came back check on it after the fire, they were fine.
Are the chairs also ancient artifacts ?
Or just figured, “Well since we’re putting shit in the pool…”
Also her fine Home Depot chairs
Chlorine could ruin all the coatings
No, Aunt Vikki, we still do not want your fine china. Yes, I know the sacrifices you made.

And then comes the firefighting heli to refill his water dumping bag scoops up the China dishes an drops them from 50 meters on a burning House…
Floridians do this with lawn furniture they don’t want to be bothered securing during hurricanes!
That roommate that says the dishes need to soak…
but did it work??? is that dumb to ask?? hahah
Grandma only brought out the fine china if she liked you. Otherwise, it was paper plates.
All that effort and when they try to pass it down it will get thrown out because nobody wants that stuff today.
Do fine China even catch fire?
The will of Ohara-Shenzen(CN) lives on.
That’s actually a very good idea.
Lucky they didn’t drain the pool to fight the fire.
that’s actually really smart
The dishes are *done*, man!
And the china is still there 😉
Didn’t work out as well with the TV and stereo.
We used to throw our lawn furniture in our pool when evacuating for a hurricane…FLA.
Why the pool chairs also submerged, are they some expensive fine china thing
My family lost our house in a flood. Everyone expected we’d get maybe a foot or two, so we spent the time we had packing everything we could in the attic, and the rest in our camper trailer. We left, went to the civic center, heard on the radio that the water crested at 30 ft. So we knew our house was gone. We walked out to the parking lot, and someone had stolen our trailer.
This technique was actually recommended by firefighters.
hope it doesnt get scooped up by a helicopter and dumped lol
How much stuff could you put in a pool that would survive the water damage?
I spent the last ten minutes just looking around my house wondering what would survive. :/
“Why can’t they make the whole house underwater?”
— Seinfeld, probably.
The best part is that water and fire cannot rust or burn these.
Think of all the millions worth of priceless art and artifacts that these rich people horded. Up in smoke
Smart!
I also did that with my nuclear reactor. It barely survived!
Every single person has fine china in their drawers that noone has ever eaten off
Here comes that 7.2 magnitude earthquake
All the kids: “*Damnit!*”.
And her pool lounge chair. Can’t live without that
Woman needs to get a grip
I, too, let my dishes “soak”
China!