Fire crews put out a fire in a Helston outhouse on Sunday after a caller reported seeing smoke coming from the building.
Seven firefighters in two fire engines were sent to Godolphin Road just before 2pm, and arrived to find a blaze in in a tumble dryer, in a building measuring two by three metres.
They used a hose reel and thermal imaging camera to extinguish the fire, then helped removing items from the out house and confirmed the fire had started due to an electrical fault.
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