Fire Extinguishing For Dummies: The First Alert Tundra
By David Ponce
This has been out for a while, but some people don’t know about it, and it looks like a darn good product. See, if you can use a can of Pam, you can put a fire out with The First Alert Tundra. Instead of your conventional fire extinguishers, which are relatively heavy, require you to pull a pin, and (oh Lord) squeeze a handle, the Tundra simplifies the process. Just press the tip, like you would any aerosol can, and out comes a special chemical that will put all kinds of fires out: wood, paper, cooking-oil and electrical. The device sprays up to four times longer than conventional fire extinguishers, giving you plenty of time to recover from being freaked out and spraying random crap… and letting you actually put the fire out.
But don’t take our word for it, come inside for a nifty promotional video and links.
There’s no specific purchasing information on the site, but a little research shows the can is available from several retailers for about $15 to $20.
[ Product Page ] VIA [ SciFi Tech ]
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