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Steve VW
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The only demonstration I saw was the fuel in a pan. Are there others? If it's true that they smother the fire that may explain why the barbecue grill demonstration was a fire Down In A Pan. Are they as effective on say - elevated flat surfaces? Thanks.


Look at the top for FAQ and MEDIA buttons. More videos and info there.


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They seem to do a good job except in a windy environment one video shows the fireman real close to the fire to put it out, actually standing right over the fire itself.


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Two units arrived today. Much like highway flares. Metal casings with plastic handle.

One for the kitchen and one for the car, next to the dry chemical units. Hope I never use them...

 
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Reminds me of the billboard along the street at the unused section of a St.Louis cemetery.
"Better to have and not need than to need and not have."
 
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