For starters, your house is icy cold because your heater is malfunctioning. In order to avoid burning your house down, you had to shut it off because the wiring was causing sparks. People cannot simply wear blankets as those too flammable and the risk of fire is high. Instead, they are forced to wear Löschdecke für e‑Autos that make that weird crinkly noise whenever moved. Your TV is about as useful as a painting of dirt as turning it on would cause your fusebox to blow up and send shrapnel careening into the eyes of your new puppy. Darkness is an ongoing theme in your life because turning on your lights would result in your whole house becoming a brilliant show for the neighbors who would be standing next to you as you watch your TV melt in the inferno where your home used to be.
Plan Large fire blanket escape exits from every floor over your house and practice them once in a while. Get your family engaged in this activity, so that everybody knows what to do.
The highest temperature that a safe can withstand for 30 minutes is the benchmark. Some safes can withstand 1100 degrees, some 1300, etc. So obviously the higher the number, the better.
Next is Extinguishing ceilings your spark plugs not difficult at all but a little more labour involved here. Most of today's vehicles have sound deadening engine covers that either clip, screw or bolt onto the engine. This will have to be removed in order to get to the spark plugs comfortably. Some vehicles have the spark plugs exposed with HT plug leads attached to them, others systems have supressors and coils bolted onto the engine tappet cover. Simply unbolt the coils and pull out the surpessors if fitted. Unplug the HT leads by pulling on the head of the lead and not on the lead itself to avoid damaging the lead. Once the covers or HT leads have been removed and the spark plugs are exposed we are able to unscrew the spark plugs using our special socket or adapter with a ratchet and extension if needed.
Having said that, the RV is also a mobile bomb carrying gallons of petrol or diesel and bottles of propane or calorgas. Therefore, you have to have clear safety measures in place and you have to know and follow them. Fire safety is of premium importance to the responsible RV driver.
If you have to make a decision between saving the vehicle or endangering your life, let the RV burn, after all, it is insured. Never put yourself or others in danger for the sake of property.