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Select Home Depot Stores: Kidde 5-B:C Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher

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Select Home Depo Stores has Kidde 5-B:C Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher w/ Mount Bracket/Strap (21028347) on sale for $12.88 (price reflected once added to cart, may need to select a store for price to update). Select free store pickup only where stock is available.

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About this Item:
  • Easy to read Pressure Gauge
  • UL rated 5 B:C for liquid or gases (Class B fire) or energized electrical fires (Class C)
  • 6 ft. discharge range; 8 - 12 second discharge time
  • Supplied with mounting bracket
  • Disposable fire extinguishers - one-time use or after 12 years of storage

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  • About this Deal:
    • Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
    • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $9.32 lower than the next best available prices starting from $22.20. -SaltyOne

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Select Home Depo Stores has Kidde 5-B:C Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher w/ Mount Bracket/Strap (21028347) on sale for $12.88 (price reflected once added to cart, may need to select a store for price to update). Select free store pickup only where stock is available.

Thanks to Community Member tiger14 for sharing this deal.
  • Note: Pricing and availability will vary by location.
About this Item:
  • Easy to read Pressure Gauge
  • UL rated 5 B:C for liquid or gases (Class B fire) or energized electrical fires (Class C)
  • 6 ft. discharge range; 8 - 12 second discharge time
  • Supplied with mounting bracket
  • Disposable fire extinguishers - one-time use or after 12 years of storage

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
    • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $9.32 lower than the next best available prices starting from $22.20. -SaltyOne

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Model: Fire Extinguisher, Class BC, Agent: Sodium Bicarbonate, UL Rating 5B:C, 2 lb capacity, 6 ft Range

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MasterRigger
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General rule for homeowners. If it has pressure on the gauge. It should work.
RyanMPLS
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Not *in* two car fires but driving by and assisted. Five pounder was used in engine bay that was already open - I'm not sure what they did but maybe trying to jumpstart - was a bad snowy day. There was actually a third fire in American Legion parking lot. I was on bicycle, ran inside and grabbed their 10lb outside kitchen doors - popped the hood and sprayed thru gap between hood and body, a little thru the grille but radiator mostly blocked it. Too hot to release the catch to open but it did the job. Every commercial building has extinguishers so if at all close, run in and steal theirs.
RyanMPLS
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A bit small to deal with any significant fuel fire but the chems are the same. I keep a 10 and a 5lb in each vehicle. Have used one of each over the years. Anything is better than nothing.

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Oct 02, 2023 05:40 PM
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HunkaBurninLoveOct 02, 2023 05:40 PM
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Thank you, OP. Been looking for someting to have in the car.
Oct 02, 2023 05:58 PM
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RyanMPLSOct 02, 2023 05:58 PM
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Quote from tanman99 :
Wow you've been in two car fires? Did they help? Was the 5lbs enough or useless?
Not *in* two car fires but driving by and assisted. Five pounder was used in engine bay that was already open - I'm not sure what they did but maybe trying to jumpstart - was a bad snowy day. There was actually a third fire in American Legion parking lot. I was on bicycle, ran inside and grabbed their 10lb outside kitchen doors - popped the hood and sprayed thru gap between hood and body, a little thru the grille but radiator mostly blocked it. Too hot to release the catch to open but it did the job. Every commercial building has extinguishers so if at all close, run in and steal theirs.
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Oct 02, 2023 05:58 PM
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tiger14
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Quote from SOMT :
You should use an automotive extinguisher for a vehicle.
This is same as a automotive one.
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RyanMPLSOct 02, 2023 06:00 PM
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Quote from SOMT :
FYI Kidde fire extinguishers has a recall not long ago. Not sure if it was ever resolved. I went with First Alert instead.
I believe that was the plastic trigger could fail when squeezed. Supposedly resolved and they replaced them all upon request. I kept the bad one and marked the heck out of it that's its the recall one so it's a "maybe it works" backup to the primary in my garage.
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KabnOct 02, 2023 06:28 PM
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Maybe I'm thinking about it incorrectly, but I keep ABC extinguishers (First Alert FE1A10GR) in both my home and vehicle.

The way I see it is: I could encounter any kind of fire while driving/out. Just because I'm keeping an extinguisher in my vehicle doesn't mean it's only for vehicle fires. A camp fire could get a little too big or a tent or other gear could catch. As I understand it, ABC dry chemical types can be used for those scenarios while still being safe for vehicle fires and other situations with electronics. So getting one that is appropriate for all situations is the best option, and 1-A:10-B:C is a decent balance of capability and portability/easy storage.

Am I wrong here?
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big mikeOct 02, 2023 07:39 PM
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Quote from Kabn :
Maybe I'm thinking about it incorrectly, but I keep ABC extinguishers (First Alert FE1A10GR) in both my home and vehicle.

The way I see it is: I could encounter any kind of fire while driving/out. Just because I'm keeping an extinguisher in my vehicle doesn't mean it's only for vehicle fires. A camp fire could get a little too big or a tent or other gear could catch. As I understand it, ABC dry chemical types can be used for those scenarios while still being safe for vehicle fires and other situations with electronics. So getting one that is appropriate for all situations is the best option, and 1-A:10-B:C is a decent balance of capability and portability/easy storage.

Am I wrong here?
ABCs work great, but the residue from most of them will be a strong acidic. If it's not flushed extensively with a ton of water it will corrode everything its left on for any significant amount of time. If your engine is on fire and you nail it with one and then the fire department comes and waters it down its probably ok, but if something catches fire inside the car and you blast it your car could well end up being ruined by the gunk it leaves behind. B/C are slightly alkaline but they're much less harmful to "stuff".
Quote from RyanMPLS :
Not *in* two car fires but driving by and assisted. Five pounder was used in engine bay that was already open - I'm not sure what they did but maybe trying to jumpstart - was a bad snowy day. There was actually a third fire in American Legion parking lot. I was on bicycle, ran inside and grabbed their 10lb outside kitchen doors - popped the hood and sprayed thru gap between hood and body, a little thru the grille but radiator mostly blocked it. Too hot to release the catch to open but it did the job. Every commercial building has extinguishers so if at all close, run in and steal theirs.
FWIW you never want to release the latch anyway, opening the hood adds oxygen, pop it up, stuff the nozzle in nearest the fire if you can tell where its coming from and unload.
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FeistyPencil663Oct 03, 2023 06:48 PM
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HD also has this Kidde for the same price, any difference?

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Kidde.../312602847

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firstrivalOct 03, 2023 06:53 PM
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Had a large stack displayed near the checkout at my store at the $12.88 price.
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JollyCatfish380Oct 03, 2023 09:20 PM
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Quote from RyanMPLS :
I believe that was the plastic trigger could fail when squeezed. Supposedly resolved and they replaced them all upon request. I kept the bad one and marked the heck out of it that's its the recall one so it's a "maybe it works" backup to the primary in my garage.
From: https://www.cpsc.gov/recall-produ...inguishers
"The fire extinguishers can become clogged or require excessive force to discharge and can fail to activate during a fire emergency. In addition, the nozzle can detach with enough force to pose an impact hazard."

Apparently there has been one death from the recalled models. Just contacted them yesterday and they agreed to replace a unit bought in the mid-nineties.
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satyagauraOct 04, 2023 12:51 AM
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No deal price sells for full price. Deals don't apply
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tiger14
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Quote from satyagaura :
No deal price sells for full price. Deals don't apply
Did you add to cart? As it is still on sale
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tiger14
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Quote from FeistyPencil663 :
HD also has this Kidde for the same price, any difference?

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Kidde.../312602847
Not really. Same type and rating just a little different size bottle. Ones shorter and fatter other is taller and skinny
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Would these be suitable for a boat?
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madcow3417Oct 12, 2023 12:25 AM
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Quote from minhk369 :
How long can we keep this one use extinguisher? 5 years?
When I had a brush fire next to my house I used five fire extinguishers on it. The only one that failed was the one that was not expired. They don't go bad after five years, they become spares. Keep the old ones around unless they actually lose pressure and become useless.
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minhk369Oct 12, 2023 12:34 AM
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Quote from madcow3417 :
When I had a brush fire next to my house I used five fire extinguishers on it. The only one that failed was the one that was not expired. They don't go bad after five years, they become spares. Keep the old ones around unless they actually lose pressure and become useless.
Thanks for the tips!

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