Fires that break out in villages, towns and cities last long in harsh weather conditions and cause great casualties. In cases where the fire is not extinguished and brought under control, it can spread to other residential areas. As in other fires, early intervention and effective extinguishing and cooling work should be carried out for success in residential fires. Water is the main extinguishing material used in these fires. In addition, products that settle with water (foam) are widely used. The extinguishing and cooling effect of these products is limited in the face of high heat. Therefore, in cases where the fire is not extinguished and brought under control, residential areas are evacuated as a last resort.