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Choosing the Appropriate Fire Extinguisher

3/4/2022 (Permalink)

a door frame that leads to the kitchen covered in smoke soot SERVPRO of Redondo Beach/Manhattan Beach is happy to present some helpful fire extinguisher facts for our South Bay Beach City communities.

Whether you’re planning a family weekend barbecue, experimenting in the kitchen, or want to be prepared for any unexpected electrical fires; choosing the right fire extinguisher can be a daunting task. SERVPRO of Redondo Beach/Manhattan Beach is happy to present some helpful fire extinguisher facts for our South Bay Beach City communities. While we pride ourselves in our quick response once disaster strikes, we also prioritize preventative measures to assure your dream home stays protected. 

Fire Extinguisher Classes

  • Class A: This happens to be the most common. With this type, you’re able to put out fires in ordinary flammable materials such as cloth, wood, rubber, paper, and many plastics. 
  • Class B: This extinguisher targets flammable liquids. Have a family cooking event? Use this tool to put out substances such as grease, gasoline, or oil. 
  • Class C: Not only is it important to do maintenance checks to avoid any pipe leaks. It’s important to catch potential electrical fires. This tool will help put out appliances, tools, and other electronically powered appliances and materials.
  • Class D: If you’re looking for a commercial grade extinguisher, this tool will help put out fire to metals such as magnesium, titanium, and sodium. 
  • Class K: Looking for a commercial grade extinguisher for your commercialized kitchen? This tool helps put out fires that are associated with vegetable oils, animal oils, and animal fats.

We hope this guide has been helpful to you. Experiencing a fire disaster? Call us today at 310-939-9293!

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