Fire Blanket 4fx6ft

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Bargon shiga Jeji

Nau'i

Sabo Fil

Yanayi

American Safety

Kaya

Launin Ja

Kala

Roba-Mai shafe da Dalma

Abin da aka hada bargo

10mil

Kaurin Bargo

4cm

Fadi

6cm

Tsawo

Mara Yagewa, Jaka, Bakin da Aka Ci, Mara Hujewa

Siffofin Bargo

Adireshin dakin ajiya

Jiha Rivers • Port-Harcourt

Mile3 building materials

Opposite U.S.T Roundabout

Open

• Lit - Asa, 07:00-18:00

It is commonly used in kitchens for cooking oil fires, but also for clothing fires, waste bin fires, and to contain chemical spills. Fire blankets are easy to use, do not expire, and do not require training. Unlike fire extinguishers, they do not make a mess or produce fumes. The blanket is typically stored in a wall-mounted case or pouch for quick access. To use a fire blanket, pull the release tapes to remove it from the packaging, drape it over the fire to seal off air, and switch off the heat source. If clothing is on fire, force the victim to the ground, wrap them in the blanket, call for medical aid, and treat for shock.

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