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I am safe I got rid of kids, family and cooking. I just spend my time in bed.

I just destroyed my kitchen watching this!

extra advice - use the right extinguisher for the job don't use water on electrics and call fire service if you think fire might be in walls and between floors or in loft.

According to national statistics, 94% of the time an extinguisher is used, it puts out the fire within two minutes. Critics note that the Fire Safety Stick requires close proximity to the fire and might not be as quick or powerful as CO2 or foam extinguishers in certain scenarios. It's recommended as a complementary tool rather than a full replacement for conventional extinguishers. Overall, the Fire Safety Stick can be a valuable addition to your fire safety tools, particularly for small fires or environments where cleanliness and compactness are priorities. It works best when paired with traditional extinguishers for comprehensive fire safety.

Sorry, but if my phone battery starts burning i will not just sit by and watch everything i own go up in flames .

Pretty cool invention, you should market towards campers and backpackers I think.

Does it have any other name? I can't seem to find one to buy one under the title of clean agent

That is what you get from buying chinese (non brand) scooter...

Will it work on a chimney fire

Yeah it’s nice and all but £88 plus the cost of shipping? That’s crazy considering you can get a fire extinguisher with more in it for £25-£30

Good innovation but now putting you closer to the danger

Wow only 10 seconds

Who in their right mind would pay £75 to put out a fire that a damp tea towel could do?

Nasa finally got a craft to rescue those 2 astronauts from the space station.

So if 5kg = 10 seconds, then a 2kg would be 4 seconds.

Shouldnt you just drop water on it or shouldnt have a fire extinguisher at home

What type of fire extinguisher shall i use if a person is self immolating in petrol or kerosene?

Now see they’ve already invented something for this and it even comes free with the pan

My family owns one of these fire extinguishers in our house, I accidentally knocked it over and the pin out of its socket. Is there a way for me to put the pin back without activating it?

I have a question. What would cause the plastic sleeve around the braided discharge hose to literally shatter with explosive force? I suspect it could be the CO2 gas leaking in between the two, causing the sleeve to harden due to the extreme cold gas, and burst. But that is my opinion. We had such an event today during a fire training exercise. Fortunately no injuries, but the poor student got such a fright that he dropped the extinguisher. Needless to say we immediately stopped any further discharging. Thanking you in advance for your feedback.

With FREQUENCY you can out ANY SIZE FIRE, in 3 seconds..but they dont want it, or you to kno they have the tec (2 english college boys came up with it, tried and tested, 100%) but they cant make a continuous flow of cash if they used this tec...your lives do not matter, its about the money. IF YOU GET SAVED from a burning building, all well & good..BUT if you dont get out, its tough luck. SHEEPEOPLE SHOULD stand up and demand they use this tec...but nobody remembers the 2 collage/uni? Boys who realised the effect of frequencies v fires... but they will not use it..

That's what happens when you pull the LS and drop in a rotary. The car does not like it...

So this works by displacing oxygen from the flame?

Really great for hiking or campaing. Dont use on anything substantially large (thiugh thats good practice for any fire extinguisher)

What is that? What is the smoke comprised of?

Was this stick invented by Cyril glass from Sargom fire

Keeping in a cupboard mmm that's handy, not!!!! Some of these videos are spectacularly stupid!!!!

I can see some clear problems with this 😂

Fight fire with fire

So its a fire extinguisher, but it now requires an extra striking step

It makes such a mess 😮😢

Or just put the lid on..

cyclonic air fryer are cheap and consume very little electricity. And no teflon. only glass.

best demonstration video i found so far thank you

Very informative 👏

If it wasn't like .. 70 USD ot whatever, then sure. And also, you gotta train the world first, everyone knows how to use a regular fire extinguisher already.

Promo-SM 😅

£88 EACH???!!!???

noice

It depends on the context. If a lithium fire is going to set a building on fire with a ton of people in it you might want to get that fire put out. Otherwise, I totally understand where you're coming from.

I have one of these but would like to see how to set it off in more detail - do you pull both yellow caps off and strike one against the other end? Also, can the caps be pulled off to look at the ends and then replaced back on again ready for use if needed?

I'd shove a hosepipe up in an emergency and worry about all the mess after.. i'm half an hr from nearest fire station and live at the entrance to a forest..no time to waste

If y'all ship out to the US I might order 20

I find this video very helpful. Interesting how the UK and US use different letters to describe the type of fuel in question. Unlike the UK that uses A, B, C, D, Electrical, and F, here in the US we have 5 classes, A, B, C, D, & K, flammable liquids and flammable gasses are class B in the US. To make it easy for us to choose the correct extinguisher we used the following acronyms. A ‐ Ashes. B - Barrels. C - Circuits. D - Dynamite. K - Kitchen. CO² extinguishers are found extensively in industrial settings where significant quantities of flammable liquids are used and stored. And because it's non conductive and doesn't leave a residue behind, it also finds widespread acceptance in engine compartments on ships, aircraft and some large trucks, and in data centers, server rooms and similar locations with expensive and sensitive assets. CO² is often ineffective on class A fires because any glowing embers usually results in re-ignition when the CO² dissipates, this fact prevents it from obtaining an A rating. The higher temperatures and flashpoints of vegetable and animal oils and fats used in deep fat fryers also make CO² ineffective on a class K fire for much the same reason. CO² is extremely dangerous when applied to a class D fire because combustible metals burn at temperatures much hotter than othr fires, typically anywhere from 5,000 to 8,500°F and these temperatures separate the carbon and oxygen molecules, adding more oxygen to the fire. Water separates into hydrogen and oxygen, causing violent explosions. For most homes and businesses across America the most common fire extinguisher we see is the multipurpose dry chemical ABC type because that covers pretty much any type of fire likely to occur. In areas with D or K fire hazards such as metal fabrication shops, laboratories or commercial kitchens, we typically see a class D or K extinguisher in addition to the multipurpose dry chemical ABC.

Great!

What happens if I spray my friends with it from a distance of 10 feet. It is a pressurized/liquid co2 fire extinguisher. They should cool down on a hot day right.

These things start more fires than they put out.

I’m getting that

How has this video only received 3x likes having been posted 2months ago!?… That’s criminal! I’ve only just found out about this product via a RUclips video courtesy of Johny Smith of ‘The Late Brake Show’. This product is simply genius and needless to say I’ll be fitting one in my Porsche and hopefully under the seat of my Superbike too! Great job guys! I can see this product growing hugely in success as word continues to circulate on how effective it is!