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The explosion blew out the window in the upstairs bedroom
A person had to be treated for burns to their body after being injured by a deodorant can which exploded.
The explosion blew out the window in the upstairs room.
The official Dublin Fire Brigade (DFB) account on Twitter said that firefighters were called to an explosion in Dublin home last night.
It is believed that a deodorant can came in to contact with a candle over a period of time, causing the can to heat up and explode.
Firefighters were called to an explosion in a house last night.
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) November 7, 2022
It is believed that a deodorant can came in to contact with a candle over a period of time causing the can to heat and explode.
The window of the bedroom was blown out as result.
One patient treated for burns. pic.twitter.com/6HTQnCssu3
Photographs shared by the DFB show that a window of the bedroom was blown out as result of the explosion.
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