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Kidde 5-B:C Fire Extinguisher (2.35 Lb) EXPIRED
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Home Depot has Kidde 5-B:C Fire Extinguisher (2.35 Lb) for $9.88. Select free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free on orders of $45+. Thanks markmazzucco
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- BC rated for liquid, gas, and energized electrical fires.
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Edited December 26, 2019
at 11:41 AM
Home Depot has their disposable fire extinguishers on sale for $9.88 (regularly $18.97)
Cheapest I've seen home fire extinguishers on Amazon are ~$16.
For those of you that run AirBnB's or just need a fire extinguisher for the home this is a pretty good price on individual fire extinguishers.
https://www.homedepot.c
First time posting on here, so hopefully I get it right!
Cheapest I've seen home fire extinguishers on Amazon are ~$16.
For those of you that run AirBnB's or just need a fire extinguisher for the home this is a pretty good price on individual fire extinguishers.
https://www.homedepot.c
First time posting on here, so hopefully I get it right!
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View All| Rating: | (4.61 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 177 Home Depot Reviews |
| Product Name: | 5-B:C Rated Disposable Fire Extinguisher |
| Product Description: | The Kidde 5-B:C rated fire extinguisher is suitable for use on Class B (liquids and gases) and Class C (energized electrical equipment) fires. The unit is fitted with a pressure gauge that provides at-a-glance status, is manufactured from lightweight aluminum and a metal valve assembly. Easy-to-read gauge tells you fire extinguisher is charged and ready for use. |
| Model Number: | 21027413MTL |
| Product SKU: | 303196149 |
| UPC: | 047871270125 |
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A - ashes - think paper; old school ones can be water
B - boils - think liquid/fuels
C - circuits - usually CO2 so it doesn't leave powder/water all over electronics
D - da metals or dry powder ('D' doesn't work as well as the others)- dry powder for burning metal
K - kitchen - technically just a multipurpose extinguisher with kitchen use in mind
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Decent for the garage, shed etc, but after a Kiddie that failed to work during a garage fire, I bought real extinguishers for my kitchen/upstairs/and dining room etc. (Amerex). When your out and about, check the extinguishers in any store your in, no one uses a Kiddie or First Alert. If you want professional grade, look elsewhere.
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Is it safe to keep one in a car that gets very hot in the summer?
I would go with First Alert at Costco for A, B and C.
I would go with First Alert at Costco for A, B and C.
Is it safe to keep one in a car that gets very hot in the summer?
I didn't say Costco has $10 a pop of ABC.
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I didn't say Costco has $10 a pop of ABC.
Item # 1194104
Price $14.99
- 5 lbs
- Rechargeable
- rated for A, B & C (UL rated 1-A:10-B:C)
https://www.nationwide.
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Decent for the garage, shed etc, but after a Kiddie that failed to work during a garage fire, I bought real extinguishers for my kitchen/upstairs/and dining room etc. (Amerex). When your out and about, check the extinguishers in any store your in, no one uses a Kiddie or First Alert. If you want professional grade, look elsewhere.
Yes, they're OK to store in vehicles, preferably mounted.