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'''Fire''' can happen in Sims' homes, burning furniture and objects. Fires can start from cooking accidents, using objects that use fire, or magic.
Fires can spread from its original tile and will eventually burn objects, but if it is extinguished early enough, the object can be saved. [[Gravestone|Urns or tombstones]] cannot be burned. Fire makes the build and buy modes unavailable, so Sims or objects cannot be moved out of the way, and fire alarms can't be purchased.
[[File:Rug on Fire.jpg|235px|right|Its never a good idea to put a rug in front of a fireplace.]]
▲ [[death|die]] in a fire. It is therefore better to call a fireman. If a [[fire alarm]] is in'' the same room as the fire, the [[Fire Department]] will automatically be called. In most games, the Sim extinguishing the fire will "generate" a fire extinguisher to put out the flames. However, in ''[[The Sims 2 (console)|The Sims 2]]'' for consoles, a [[fire extinguisher]] must be bought before a Sim can put out a fire and is offered for purchase in [[buy mode]]. The player can also go to Classic Mode and put out the fire using the action.
As of ''The Sims 3'' for PC platforms, the message "A fire has started on your home lot" will be displayed to alert the player to a fire. This message is also used in ''The Sims 3'' for [[The Sims 3 (console)|consoles]].
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