Firefighters have warned people not to leave their appliances on following a "severe" garage fire.
Fire crews from Weston-super-Mare fire station were called to a blaze at a property in Mead Vale on Tuesday morning (May 21).
After arriving at around 11.34am, firefighters extinguished the fire and determined the cause was a tumble dryer which was left on.
A picture shows firefighters remaining at the scene to dampen down the burnt-out garage.
A spokesperson for Avon Fire and Rescue said: "Fire crews attended the fire on Mead Vale at 11.34am.
"They used thermal imaging cameras, breathing apparatus and a high pressure hose reel.
"The cause of the fire was a tumble dryer which was left on."
In a tweet , Weston-super-Mare firefighters issued a warning to members of the public.
"White Watch and On-Call firefighters have dealt with a severe fire in a domestic garage today caused by a tumble dryer left on and unattended," the tweet read.
"Please think before switching appliances on before you go out."
