A kitchen knife cutting wires may seem very dangerous, but it is not safe at all. [laughs and cries]
On May 1, this joke was adopted as a standard of action by a woman in Xining, Qinghai Province! The reason was simply that the plug was too tight to be unplugged, and the solution she came up with was to pry the plug with a kitchen knife, a jaw-dropping act that eventually caused the socket to explode. The scene of sparks and lightning directly caused the entire home to lose power instantly.
This kind of operation by the woman is very dangerous, and if there is no leakage protection switch, it may cause more serious consequences. The real-life version of "kitchen knife cutting wires" is really sparkling and very dangerous.
Judging from the woman's behavior, the ignorance and ignorance of the electrician's knowledge led to the occurrence of this "accident". She may not have realized that kitchen knives are made of metal, so they are highly electrically conductive. If you encounter similar problems in your life, you must ensure your safety first before dealing with them. For example, if you want to pry the plug with a kitchen knife, you must first close the electric switch to ensure that no current is passing through, so as to avoid such dangers as much as possible.
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Netizens have a lot of opinions about this incident, but interestingly, their comments seem to be more exciting than the woman's behavior. For example, some people say, "A person who can cut wires with a kitchen knife teaches us to use electricity safely?" This sharp irony makes people laugh. In fact, it is also a kind of negative education, reminding us not to repeat the mistakes of the past.
Netizen evaluation
A thing called a leakage protector saved your life, and if you didn't have this kind of thing before, this life would be straight.
Cut off the power, you're real [covering your face]
Cutting wires with kitchen knives in hand, sparks and lightning along the way. Sure enough, art comes from life [covering his face]
There has always been a classic saying in the electrical industry: "The electricity of 220 does not kill the people of 250." [covers face]
I hope this incident can remind everyone to take every detail of life seriously, and treat electricity as well, and be careful to sail a boat for ten thousand years. In any case, safety comes first, and you can't make decisions that are not conducive to your own safety because of temporary inconvenience or impatience. Ensure that there are no major safety hazards in our daily lives.
What do you think of this practice of cutting wires?