Are They Better Than Extinguishers?

First off:

To give you an idea of how powerful these new fire suppression devices can be, watch this video:

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A fire blanket is a powerful suppression tool.

But with so many options on the market today, which one should you own?

We’ve done all the leg work, here’s our list of the best fire retardant blankets available:

It’s a blanket that extinguishes fire.

It’s a safety tool with many uses in a fire.

It’s a specialized sheet with fire-retardant material.

It’s primarily made of woven fiberglass.

This fiberglass is packed with a fire-retardant material that is silicone-based.

But it’s primarily used to smother flames by depriving them of oxygen.

A blanket designed to withstand 900+ degrees.

A blanket that comes bundled for easy storage—and rapid deployment.

These fire retardant blankets undergo extensive testing to ensure they can snuff out flames.

And suppress the spread of fire.

They also have no expiry date.

So it’s a 1-time investment in a life-saving device.

What A Fire Needs

A fire must have 3 things for it to burn:

1. Fuel – This can be paper, wood, oil, grease, or other combustible material
2. Heat – The sun as well as open flame, spark, or the fire itself
3. Oxygen – It’s the air we breath

Removing any of these elements will kill the fire.

Unfortunately, you can’t reach into the flames and remove one.

Fire extinguishers do this with special chemicals.

But they often require training to use properly.

They also make a huge mess, and cleanup can be extensive.

Using a fire-retardant blanket eliminates those issues…

↓ How to Use A Fire Blanket

Simply put, you drape the blanket over the flames.

That’s it.

This will starve the fire of oxygen.

It’s surprisingly effective at choking out flames.

Now, the blanket must be large enough to cover all the flames.

And it must be left in place until the fire is completely out.

They are ideal for small fires when they’re first getting started.

Or when you need protection from the intense heat of an active fire.

If you’re forced to escape through a burning room, wrapping one around you can make a difference.

The difference between escaping to safety unscathed or perishing in flames.

That’s why it’s a must-own emergency gear for carrying a child or pet through the flames.

You can buy these blankets in different sizes.

They come in smaller kitchen blankets sizes or larger blankets for:

• Home
• Business
• Industrial fire prevention

↓ Do Fire Blankets Really Work? Testing

Here’s a short video showing you HOW to use one in an emergency:

↓ How To Use A Fire Blanket Tutorial

The name spells it out pretty clearly, right?

It’s a blanket infused with fire retardant to combat open flames.

Are they effective? You bet!

There are many applications where having one will save property and lives.

Here are the best fire blanket applications:

1. Fire Suppression

Any tool to protect your home is a wise investment.

If a fire starts, you can quickly smother and stop it before it spreads.

I can think of a dozen locations.

For example:

A fire extinguisher is a more widely known fire suppressant tool.

You see extinguishers at work and in commercial/retail businesses.

Maybe you have a few in your home as well.

They are great for extinguishing fires and should be part of your fire safety system.

But I think these fire-retardant blankets deserve more attention.

They have some important advantages over fire extinguishers:

Fire Extinguisher

Pros

• Very effective for putting out early fires
• Can be operated at a safe range
• Come in various sizes

Cons

• It may be hard to operate, so training is recommended
• Make a huge mess
• Have to be refilled after use
• Must be inspected regularly

Fire Retardant Blanket

Pros

• Great for putting out small to medium fires
• Have multiple uses, including fire suppression, thermal shield, and fire protection
• Come in various sizes for home, commercial and industrial use
• Portable and light-weight
• Easy to use

Cons

• It must be closer to the flame
• One time use

They both have roles in fire safety, but a fire blanket is more intuitive to use fast.

It’s also more versatile to extinguish fires and protect loved ones trapped in flames.

That’s why we all own and be ready to use them!

Final Thoughts

Having several fire blankets around your home, office, and car is essential for your safety.

They are easy to use and don’t leave a mess in their wake.

Make sure you add a few of these to your survival arsenal.

They will help you meet the demands of a crisis.

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