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A-Jay · 08-12-2011, 11:26 AM

Just a thought, don't laugh There is a new type of fire extinquisher that is much easier to transport. It is a spray can that you can get at Wal-mart TUNDRA by First Alert. I know what your thinking, BUT take a look next time your there if you dont like it you can by the tradional type there also. The Tundra has a good shelve life, I bought one good till 2015. A can will spray about four times longer than a large extinguisher, good for grease(kitchen maybe) Fabric/wood and electric fires. The can is very easy to store like a spray can with a small cap no neck or valve to break off. I don't think I would only want the Tundra in my house or car but I would try it first in fire situation, they say its easy to clean up. They are about 12-15 dollars.As you see from the the pictures dry chem make quite a mess.

08-12-2011, 11:26 AM	#33
A-Jay Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Fairfax, Va. Posts: 127	Re: Fire Extinguisher Just a thought, don't laugh There is a new type of fire extinquisher that is much easier to transport. It is a spray can that you can get at Wal-mart TUNDRA by First Alert. I know what your thinking, BUT take a look next time your there if you dont like it you can by the tradional type there also. The Tundra has a good shelve life, I bought one good till 2015. A can will spray about four times longer than a large extinguisher, good for grease(kitchen maybe) Fabric/wood and electric fires. The can is very easy to store like a spray can with a small cap no neck or valve to break off. I don't think I would only want the Tundra in my house or car but I would try it first in fire situation, they say its easy to clean up. They are about 12-15 dollars.As you see from the the pictures dry chem make quite a mess. __________________ Where there's confusion, there's money!