How To Handle A Kitchen Fire
I know, I know... but listen, it's a slow day and with the holidays upon us you may have a fire in your kitchen. Consider this a P.S.A...
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Incidentally, there's a message here for stock traders. If you have a "fire in your kitchen" (i.e. you're getting smoked) the best thing to do is not panic. There... now it's relevant.
1 comment:
Hello,
I would like to recommend the StoveTop FireStop to prevent kitchen fires.
StoveTop FireStop is a 12-ounce automatic fire suppressor that attaches magnetically under the vent hood over a stovetop. When a stovetop fire occurs and the flame reaches the StoveTop FireStop, the fire suppressing powder is automatically released onto the fire.
StoveTop FireStop has a five year shelf life, deploys in seconds and reacts automatically, and never has to be inspected or repaired. Please check out the website at www.stovetopfirestop.com.
Thank you!
Kelli Edwards
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