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How to put out a fire in a fireplace
Fill a plastic spray bottle with water.
Use a medium-size spray bottle as opposed to a cup or bucket to prevent splashing or excessive steam. Make sure there's enough water inside the spray bottle to extinguish the fire and dampen the firewood.
Possible answers:
(a). Don't fill bottles deeper than 3/4 full or you will risk combustion. Determine how many logs you want to fire in a fire..
(b). Make a fire from twigs, sticks, leaves, or wood scraps. These won't ignite the fire, but instead allow the pile of wood to smolder..
(c). Spread the firewood and embers in the fireplace with a fire poker. You want the firewood and embers to be as open and flat as possible so they cool faster..
(d). Make sure you dry your wood before replugging it. Once you finish curing everything, you won't want to replug it because it may have burned out and the wood will be ruined..
(c).