Did you know that there's a home fire being reported roughly every 82 seconds within the US? This is the reason why you should possess a fire extinguisher inside your home.
Though the challenge is that normal fire extinguishers are awkward to use and the worst thing of all is that they leave a toxic residue that is dangerous. One company has created an improved solution with a product named the Cold Fire Extinguisher. It's a small and compact fire extinguisher that is simple to work with and is entirely non-toxic.
The Cold Fire extinguisher was featured on an episode of PitchMen on the Discovery Channel. In the episode, the host Anthony Sullivan worn a flame proof suit, light himself on fire and then he was put out using the Cold Fire extinguisher to demonstrate the effectiveness of the product. That is without doubt something you should not try yourself at home.
The formula used inside Cold Fire has in fact been utilized by professionals for many years now given that it's superior than ordinary fire extinguishers and is non-toxic. Now it is available for household use as well in order to help keep families safe also. The product is proudly made in the US.
The dimensions of the Cold Fire Extinguisher is tiny and easily transportable. It is far less difficult to work with and spray in comparison to regular fire extinguishers. Females and children would have less problems utilizing it than large fire extinguishers.
The Cold Fire can out fuel fires, wood fires, fabric fires, grease fires and other types of flames. Not just does it put out the fire but it also leaves the area cool to touch. A coupleof good places to put the Cold Fire includes the car garage, in RVs and boats, the laundry room, in the kitchen or inside your car's glove compartment.
One can of Cold Fire is 13.5 oz and sells for $19.99 plus shipping and handling. As a special offer there's at present a buy 1 get 1 offer available where you get another can free. In addition a fire safety booklet is also included.
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