StaySafe All-in-1 Fire Extinguisher, 3-Pack | For Home, Kitchen, Car, Caravan, Camping | The compact extinguisher that tackles multiple types of fire

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Do not move forward unless it is safe, and you should always remain at least one metre from the fire Specialist dry powder extinguishers are only used on flammable metals, such as titanium and magnesium.

Aim: Aim low, pointing the nozzle or hose at the base of the fire. (Do not touch the horn on a CO2 extinguisher since it becomes very cold and can damage skin. Traditionally, different classes of fire have called for a different extinguisher. But all that is about to change now with the invention of an all in one fire extinguisher.

StaySafe All-in-1 uses LifeSafe Technologies’ Patented Fire-Fighting Fluid.

We hope this guide to the different types of fire extinguisher and which classes of fire they are used for has been helpful. For this article, Daniel interviewed Blake Shugarman, a principal engineer in the Built Environment group at UL Solutions, where he oversees the company’s quality control and certification requirements for fire extinguishers. He is also the organization's technical expert for special hazard fire suppression products, such as fire extinguishing systems, fire-fighting foam and equipment. We have been asked many times what extinguisher type is suitable for virtually all fire risks. The closest answer to this, in the past, has been a dry powder model.

Foam fire extinguishers are most common type of extinguisher for Class B fires, but also work on Class A fires as they are water-based. Wet chemical fire extinguishers are designed for use on Class F fires, involving cooking oils and fats. They can also be used on Class A fires although it is more common to have a foam or water extinguisher for this type of fire risk.At Gif Products, our philosophy is rooted in sustainability. We are committed to providing eco-friendly lamination films that minimise our environmental impact without compromising on quality.