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Question: I m in the process of a foster home certification and I m supposed to get 2 fire extinguishers with a gauge.do those have one, do they all do? Thanks
Document: The days of the big leaky canisters is over. The average fire can be handled very fast with this &#34;save your butt&#34; in a can.Well worth the $15 for 2 cans and let your insurance know you have ABC fire extinguishers and you can get a discount on you home owners policy too.
I live in a 2 story townhouse and needed some fire extinguishers. This was a great purchase because I can have one per floor in case of an emergency and its cheaper than 2 fire extinguishers.
I haven't used the extinguishers but they are for emergencies. I use oxygen all the time and wanted to have something to extinguisher a fire. I keep one container near my oxygen equipment. The units seem to be easy to use. Every home should have a fire extinguisher. This product it something that cost little but may save much more in case of a small fire.
Their were a few reviews saying that the Fire Extinguishers (FIRE GONE) arrived broken. Both of mine arrived in good condition, packaged tight. No problems. I have one in my Washer/Dryer room just off the Kitchen area. And one in my living room where there is a lot of wires. Most fires start in either the Kitchen from stove top cooking, or in the bedroom from unattended candles, cigarettes and space heaters. Bedroom linens, curtains and beds are extremely flammable. The house I was renting about 2 years ago went up in flames.
I live in a neighborhood of semi-detached houses. Recently we were awakened in the middle of the night by the 2 a.m. arrival of fire trucks just around the corner. Turns out the fire got its start from a not quite extinguished cigarette butt in an ashtray that its owner had dumped into a wastebasket before going to bed. Fortunately, he had an extinguisher and once the smoke woke him up he was able to use  it to save most of his furniture and get himself and his dog safely out of the house before the fire trucks got there.
We received our 2 fire Gone today and were worried after reading about the top cracking due to poor packing on the shipper's part. Ours came with sturdy rings of cardboard on the top to protect the plastic top. Both of our cans were in perfect condition. I'll get back to you should we need to use the extinguisher to rate it for you.
Having been  fire fighter I can stress the importance of having . A fire extinguisher in the home and in the camp trailer. Not everyone can afford $30-50 for a small quality refill able or disposable extinguisher with a guage. That being said, this small single shot extinguishers are your best defense for budget minded folks. In the kitchen you must have a class BC, and this size is perfect to keep within reach either on the counter or just inside a shelf...not buried in the back! For the garage, don't skimp, especially if you use your garage as your workshop.
We almost had a bad fire because my wife was trying to put a pan fire out with water and towels. She said she was intimidated by the normal fire extinguisher we have since it's big and would make a huge mess. So she was trying to get it out without that. Well that's certainly not good if someone is afraid to use a fire extinguisher. Rather than hope there isn't a next time where that might happen, I bought these. I showed her some videos of people using them (thanks other reviewer) and she said these are small and she doesn't feel held back to use them.
Don't know about you but am not always the best prepared when it comes to cleaning the vent to the dryer. So until I get off of my ..Como se llama...and move the dryer out, dust out the lint and then re-attach the hose think it a good idea to have fire extinguishers on hand in case my procrastination gets out of hand. Or could take it outside if I suspect varmints or burglars.....for another form of safekeeping. And pray nothing goes too wrong for me.
What ever the expiration on the can is, stick to it. Buy a new one and the old one can be a back up in the car or garage....or let the neighborhood kids have a practice day. a gauge, that is this extinguishers biggest fault. Don't know why the manufacturer can't throw a turkey pop up type button on it that would indicate  pressurization.. I got the two pack to replace one in my dad boulevard it is at least 10 years old and one to replace one in our camp trailer.
Answer: yes