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expiredUncleRobot | Staff posted Aug 5, 2026 5:40 PM

2-Pk AmzBoom Fire Extinguisher (A, B, C, K) w/ Mounting Bracket

$8.45

$17

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AmzBoom-US via Amazon has 2-Pack AmzBoom Fire Extinguisher (A, B, C, K) w/ Mounting Bracket on sale for $16.90 - $8.45 (50%) off when you apply promo code O786KX2N on the checkout page = $8.45. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About this product:
  • Quenches wood grease gasoline and Lithium-Ion battery fires
  • Creates protective layer to deter reignition after use
  • Compact lightweight design for kitchen car or grill storage
  • Non-toxic water-based solution leaves no residue after discharge
  • Includes mounting bracket with six-year warranty coverage

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AmzBoom-US via Amazon has 2-Pack AmzBoom Fire Extinguisher (A, B, C, K) w/ Mounting Bracket on sale for $16.90 - $8.45 (50%) off when you apply promo code O786KX2N on the checkout page = $8.45. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter UncleRobot for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • Quenches wood grease gasoline and Lithium-Ion battery fires
  • Creates protective layer to deter reignition after use
  • Compact lightweight design for kitchen car or grill storage
  • Non-toxic water-based solution leaves no residue after discharge
  • Includes mounting bracket with six-year warranty coverage

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Written by jimmytx | Staff
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Information:
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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NasonJewsted
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Point 1: Manufacturer: Guangdongjunanxiaofangkejiyouxiangongsi (I'm not kidding...that is really it)

Point 2: Based on the product listing and available information, the AmzBoom Fire Extinguisher 2-Pack does not appear to be UL (Underwriters Laboratories) listed. The product page makes no mention of UL certification or listing, and one community Q&A response noted that "the can is made in China for export to many countries and has no one country's rating."

It is probably ok and would probably put out a small kitchen fire, but I would be very hesitant to trust this...maybe as a backup?
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HeyGuysChrisFixHere
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Even if this contained good fire retardant (which it doesn't) it is still so small that it will barely put out a small fire such as 1 overheated pan with grease that caught fire. It might not even work for that. It is definitely NOT big enough to put out a vehicle fire like the picture shows! At mininum you should have a small actual fire extinguisher such as the ones sold at Costco or on Amazon which usually cost around $30-$40 each. Those have enough fire retardant to put out an engine fire as long as the engine bay isn't fully engulfed, and many of them are refillable so you can top it up every couple years rather than having to buy a new one every time your cheap-o one expires. It is always better to spend an extra $20-$30 for an extinguisher that is a bit larger/heavier than you think you'd want than to have a small compact one that can't extinguish whatever fire you're trying to use it on since that scenario will cost you tens of thousands of dollars when your property burns down.
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I'm sure these work just fine on small kitchen fires. However, the images that show them being used on a fully engulfed automobile is an irresponsible fantasy.
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VioletRiver7830Aug 5, 2026 11:49 PM
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In 4 1. Thanks op. Great find!
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I'm sure these work just fine on small kitchen fires. However, the images that show them being used on a fully engulfed automobile is an irresponsible fantasy.
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harry_508Aug 6, 2026 1:55 AM
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fyi:
its small can , only 500mL
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Aug 6, 2026 2:28 AM
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Neyd34Aug 6, 2026 2:28 AM
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Would this be sufficient for a small pop up camper?
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Point 1: Manufacturer: Guangdongjunanxiaofangkejiyouxiangongsi (I'm not kidding...that is really it)

Point 2: Based on the product listing and available information, the AmzBoom Fire Extinguisher 2-Pack does not appear to be UL (Underwriters Laboratories) listed. The product page makes no mention of UL certification or listing, and one community Q&A response noted that "the can is made in China for export to many countries and has no one country's rating."

It is probably ok and would probably put out a small kitchen fire, but I would be very hesitant to trust this...maybe as a backup?
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carlson03Aug 6, 2026 2:49 AM
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Quote from NasonJewsted :
Point 1: Manufacturer: Guangdongjunanxiaofangkejiyouxiangongsi (I'm not kidding...that is really it)Point 2: Based on the product listing and available information, the AmzBoom Fire Extinguisher 2-Pack does not appear to be UL (Underwriters Laboratories) listed. The product page makes no mention of UL certification or listing, and one community Q&A response noted that "the can is made in China for export to many countries and has no one country's rating."It is probably ok and would probably put out a small kitchen fire, but I would be very hesitant to trust this...maybe as a backup?
I questioned it with a name AmzBoom... Why boom when dealing with a fire?
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Please don't buy this junk. Go to Costco and buy a 5lb ABC.
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Aug 6, 2026 4:52 AM
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idontbuystuffAug 6, 2026 4:52 AM
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Works great in roaches
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Even if this contained good fire retardant (which it doesn't) it is still so small that it will barely put out a small fire such as 1 overheated pan with grease that caught fire. It might not even work for that. It is definitely NOT big enough to put out a vehicle fire like the picture shows! At mininum you should have a small actual fire extinguisher such as the ones sold at Costco or on Amazon which usually cost around $30-$40 each. Those have enough fire retardant to put out an engine fire as long as the engine bay isn't fully engulfed, and many of them are refillable so you can top it up every couple years rather than having to buy a new one every time your cheap-o one expires. It is always better to spend an extra $20-$30 for an extinguisher that is a bit larger/heavier than you think you'd want than to have a small compact one that can't extinguish whatever fire you're trying to use it on since that scenario will cost you tens of thousands of dollars when your property burns down.
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Aug 6, 2026 7:57 AM
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BaronBlitzAug 6, 2026 7:57 AM
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Looks like a good deal for a kitchen extinguisher.
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AquaAction229Aug 6, 2026 8:48 AM
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Quote from NasonJewsted :
Point 1: Manufacturer: Guangdongjunanxiaofangkejiyouxiangongsi (I'm not kidding...that is really it)Point 2: Based on the product listing and available information, the AmzBoom Fire Extinguisher 2-Pack does not appear to be UL (Underwriters Laboratories) listed. The product page makes no mention of UL certification or listing, and one community Q&A response noted that "the can is made in China for export to many countries and has no one country's rating."It is probably ok and would probably put out a small kitchen fire, but I would be very hesitant to trust this...maybe as a backup?
That translates to Slickdeals.net in English
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StrongMoon5306Aug 6, 2026 9:30 AM
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What happens when the tip clogs up and you can't use it and now you're stuck? Good idea but I think it needs some fine-tuning.
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11walker11Aug 6, 2026 10:57 AM
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I wouldn't trust it. Get a UL Certified Extinguisher.
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Quote from StrongMoon5306 :
What happens when the tip clogs up and you can't use it and now you're stuck? Good idea but I think it needs some fine-tuning.
The tip is new until it's used one time. Once sprayed at all, she's dead. There should never be a tip-clogging situation.

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Quote from Neyd34 :
Would this be sufficient for a small pop up camper?
Heck no. Better than nothing, but not by much. Buy a proper 5lb ABC extinguisher.
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