How to use the Hero Fire Spray
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Hero Fire Spray and Baking soda/Flour/Salt
Baking soda can be used to put out grease fires, but it takes a significant amount to effectively extinguish the fire. An alternative is the Hero Fire Spray. It is a compact and easy-to-use fire suppressant that works well on small fires. It is also easy to carry and store. The spray uses a biodegradable formulation that is not caustic and will not damage materials or surfaces when used.
Hero Fire Spray and Lid
Covering a fire in a container with a lid or pan is an appropriate strategy, as it can effectively smother the fire. However, it can be dangerous as it may not provide enough protection from the flames as you lower the cover. Using the Hero Fire Spray reduces this risk, as it allows you to tackle the fire from a safe distance. It is important to first turn off the source of heat if possible. This mini fire suppressor can effectively handle small fire accidents and prevent them from escalating into bigger disasters.
Is it safe to leave the Hero Fire Spray inside the car?
Storing the Hero Fire Spray in cars is not recommended as they lack environmental controls for temperature regulation (heat and cold). It is important to store the product in a location that is protected from extreme heat (above 120F) and freezing temperatures.
Hero Fire Spray and Wet towel
An alternative is a damp towel, however, this takes time to prepare, giving the fire potential to become out of control. The Hero Fire Spray is incredibly simple to operate. Simply pull the tab on top of the can, aim the can at the base of the fire, and squeeze the trigger. That easy! This allows their safe operation during an emergency with a minimal amount of training.
I’ve seen sprays cause the oils to shoot out of the pan, on fire, and create a bigger fire somewhere else in the kitchen. Hero Fire Spray
All fire suppression devices use pressure to push the material out of the can. The Hero Fire Spray uses a foam that is designed to lay on top of the fire and smother without splashing. The foam will coat the fire preventing reignition.
Is the Hero Fire Spray foam edible?
The agent is good surface-safe, but I wouldn't suggest eating the food that has been sprayed on by this product (or any other fire extinguisher product in general).
Do you need to turn off the heat source before using the Hero Fire Spray?
It is best practice to stop fueling a fire before putting it out. If you can turn off the power source, that would be great. If not, you don't have to risk it. The material inside the Hero Fire Spray is designed to coat the grease put out the fire and prevent reignition.
During grease/oil fires the high-pressure spray can propel the burning liquid all over the place including back toward the person using the aerosol
Grease fires can certainly be dangerous. You’ll notice in our videos and on our products we instruct users to stand at least 4 feet back to minimize hazards like this.
Each fire is different but the Hero Fire Spray formula is effective on kitchen fires.
Would the Hero Fire Spray blow flaming grease or oil all over?
The material inside the Hero Fire Spray is designed to coat the grease put out the fire and prevent reignition.
Isn’t recommended by fire prevention entities that aerosol extinguishers not be used for stovetop applications, especially grease/oil fires in that it creates a bigger hazard in that the high-pressure spray can propel the burning liquid all over the place including back towards the person using the aerosol?
The definition of aerosol is a substance enclosed under pressure and able to be released as a fine spray, typically by propellant gas. This definition would apply to chemical powder extinguishers as well as our foaming extinguishers. As a note, the material in the Hero Fire Spray is NSF (food surface safe) and not caustic-like powder.
Can the Hero Fire Spray trigger be squeezed by someone who has Arthritis?
It depends on the severity of the individual's rheumatoid arthritis and their ability to grip and squeeze the trigger of the fire spray. If they have difficulty gripping, they may need to use an adapted tool to assist them in squeezing the trigger.
How to dispose of the Hero Fire Spray?
The Hero Fire Spray contains all-natural, non-toxic ingredients and is safe to dispose of in your regular trash.
What happens if you are unable to shut the power source? Can the Hero Fire Spray be used on electrical fires?
Foam-type extinguishers are solutions prepared in water, which conducts electricity. As a result, it might generate an electric shock leading to short-circuiting and starting another fire. Hence, the Hero Fire Spray should not be used to extinguish electrical fires.
Can the black spray nozzle be transferred from one Hero Fire Spray to the other?
The Hero Fire Spray nozzle is part of a single-piece assembly, and it is advisable to dispose of the unit with a broken nozzle.
Too close to fire Hero Fire Spray
The Hero Fire Spray is designed to provide a safe and effective way to extinguish fires from a safe distance. It's important to follow the instructions on the canister and use the product as intended. By using Hero Fire Spray, you can quickly and safely put out small fires without the need to get close to the source.
Will the Hero Fire Spray work on large fires?
It's important to note that the Hero Fire Spray is intended for small fires and is not designed to handle larger fires, such as those that may occur in a dryer. In case of a dryer fire, it's recommended to turn off the appliance and evacuate the area immediately, while calling the fire department for assistance. It's important to always have a working fire extinguisher that meets NFPA 10 requirements in your home and to follow the manufacturer's instructions for use.
Can you aim the Hero Fire Spray at a person who is on fire?
No, it is not possible to direct the Hero Fire Spray towards a person who is on fire.