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Fire Safety Stick

There is a another long thread on the merits of using one. They are rather expensive for a 50 second burst.
 
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The ones I saw lasted for 50 seconds, or you could also get those that lasted 100 seconds.

They aren't cheap though ( around £75 or £65 if you bought them at the show).

Steve
 
Steve1962 said:
The ones I saw lasted for 50 seconds, or you could also get those that lasted 100 seconds.

They aren't cheap though ( around £75 or £65 if you bought them at the show).

Steve
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My mistake. Finger trouble. They seem a bit cheaper Online at £59.99, but then you have postage cost so seems price at show was not a special price? Did you buy one?
 
Buckman said:
My mistake. Finger trouble. They seem a bit cheaper Online at £59.99, but then you have postage cost so seems price at show was not a special price? Did you buy one?
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I didn't but think it may be a worthwhile investment - light and easy to use/ store, and with no maintenance required and no residue left behind ( a big plus in a caravan/motorhome).
I just watched a video of a guy racing in a Mustang in the US and he used one when his car caught fire underneath at the back .

I've also noted that you can also now buy fire extinguishers that cover all classes of fire, including lithium battery fires, for circa £36 for a 2 litre one weighing just under 4kg.

Steve
 
Steve1962 said:
I didn't but think it may be a worthwhile investment - light and easy to use/ store, and with no maintenance required and no residue left behind ( a big plus in a caravan/motorhome).
I just watched a video of a guy racing in a Mustang in the US and he used one when his car caught fire underneath at the back .

I've also noted that you can also now buy fire extinguishers that cover all classes of fire, including lithium battery fires, for circa £36 for a 2 litre one weighing just under 4kg.

Steve
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We have the water mist extinguisher which is supposed to be effective against most fires including electrical. Hope never to test it. LOL! 🤣
 
Steve1962 said:
I didn't but think it may be a worthwhile investment - light and easy to use/ store, and with no maintenance required and no residue left behind ( a big plus in a caravan/motorhome).
I just watched a video of a guy racing in a Mustang in the US and he used one when his car caught fire underneath at the back .

I've also noted that you can also now buy fire extinguishers that cover all classes of fire, including lithium battery fires, for circa £36 for a 2 litre one weighing just under 4kg.

Steve
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Can I ask where you found them for £59.99

Thanks.
 
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