A fire extinguisher ... from carbon dioxide to water or a dry chemical extinguishing agent. SWEEP the extinguisher’s nozzle over the base of the blaze. Thomas Hengge Here we’re using a propane ...

When using a fire extinguisher, remember: PULL, AIM, SQUEEZE, and SWEEP If you’re not trained in fire safety, chances are that you don’t know where the fire extinguisher nearest to you is.

I like to call it the "Invisible Extinguisher ... empty glass we are using is actually going to be full of carbon dioxide. NOTE: This is an experiment that does use fire, so if you try it ...

there was nowhere near the quantity required to for an effective CO2 fire extinguisher that you would use to fight large (chemical) fires. A small amount of tea-light candles are just enough fire ...

They extinguish fires by forming a crust over the fire. Carbon Dioxide (CO2 ... technique outlines the basic steps to effectively use a fire extinguisher: Pull the pin, Aim at the base of the ...

"But it's also important to clearly know how to use it in an emergency. You don't want to be reading the owner's manual during a fire." Fire extinguisher know-how comes down to two things ...