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Old 27th October 2008, 10:40   #46
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took a plunge and bought the thing. does put out regular fires. haven't tried out oil/electrical fires though.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER - FIRE STOP WITH A FREE HOLDER gifts in india at rediff shopping.

this is the thing. I'm kinda stunned looking at the rediff price though. 1499, on sale at 549

at big bazaar, it had an MRP of 249, and they sold it to me for 199

I suppose they should be effective for putting out minor fires

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AFAIK, fire retardants are used to make a circle around the fire to stop its spread. They are not meant to be sprayed onto the flame.
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Old 27th October 2008, 13:29   #48
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took a plunge and bought the thing. does put out regular fires. haven't tried out oil/electrical fires though.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER - FIRE STOP WITH A FREE HOLDER gifts in india at rediff shopping.

this is the thing. I'm kinda stunned looking at the rediff price though. 1499, on sale at 549

at big bazaar, it had an MRP of 249, and they sold it to me for 199

I suppose they should be effective for putting out minor fires
greenie, thats the same one that I have installed in my car, I think I got it for 200 bucks a year ago, even though it doesn't instill much confidence, but atleast I can douse a fire if someone drops a burning cigarette butt in the car
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any Ideas where to install it ? someplace acessible in need, but out of sight , and where it wont rattle ( currently put in my door pocket)
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any Ideas where to install it ? someplace acessible in need, but out of sight , and where it wont rattle ( currently put in my door pocket)
If you're comfortable with it, why not leave it there? There really are no 'guidelines' for installing one!
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Old 27th October 2008, 14:05   #51
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First, I am praying that the money you spent goes waste!!! ;-)

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any Ideas where to install it ? someplace acessible in need, but out of sight , and where it wont rattle ( currently put in my door pocket)
A good place would be the B pillar just above the seat belt holder; "Out of sight"?? Never. What if you are in a situation that only some body outside the car is alone is in a position to help?
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Old 27th October 2008, 14:13   #52
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The Fire extinguisher comes Co fitted on the new Santro Eco (CNG) version.
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Old 13th May 2011, 18:01   #53
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Re: Fire Extinguisher in a car

I am thinking of getting Ceasefire HCFC clean agent fire extinguisher.
The quoted cost is Rs. 5520+14% vat for 1kg model + 5% discount

Is this price ok?
What capacity is required for the car - 0.5kg or 1kg?
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any Ideas where to install it ? someplace acessible in need, but out of sight , and where it wont rattle ( currently put in my door pocket)
I had one in my car for a few weeks, but threw it off. It was gifted by my relative and I had to fix it. When I had it, it was fixed in my A Pillar, on the passenger side. Pretty ergonomic position. In case of accidents too, a person coming to help can easily spot it and use. Can never get out of sight. I had no visibility issues, and also, no rattles.

Nevertheless, a Fire Extinguisher is a useful thing to have in a car.
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Old 15th October 2012, 18:40   #55
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Re: Fire Extinguisher in a car

Bumping up this old thread
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B'lore T-BHPians please help me out: Any idea if fire extinguisher is available in Carnation ORR, 3M Car-care Marathalli or Marathalli HomeTown ? I am planning a drive on Saturday and wish to buy one before that. Any store in the Marathalli area which stocks portable fire extinguisher ?

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Re: Fire Extinguisher in a car

Dad recently got Fire Extinguishers and small hammers fitted in each car.
Will post pictures soon.
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Re: Fire Extinguisher in a car

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I had one in my car for a few weeks, but threw it off. It was gifted by my relative and I had to fix it. When I had it, it was fixed in my A Pillar, on the passenger side. Pretty ergonomic position. In case of accidents too, a person coming to help can easily spot it and use. Can never get out of sight. I had no visibility issues, and also, no rattles.

Nevertheless, a Fire Extinguisher is a useful thing to have in a car.
You're all praise for it, and yet you threw it away.. any particular reason? or was it just personal preference..?
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Re: Fire Extinguisher in a car

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Bumping up this old thread
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B'lore T-BHPians please help me out: Any idea if fire extinguisher is available in Carnation ORR, 3M Car-care Marathalli or Marathalli HomeTown ? I am planning a drive on Saturday and wish to buy one before that. Any store in the Marathalli area which stocks portable fire extinguisher ?
Buy from tradus.com apply coupon tradus100. I got 2 for 87 rs each
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Old 22nd October 2012, 08:57   #60
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Re: Fire Extinguisher in a car

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Dad recently got Fire Extinguishers and small hammers fitted in each car.
Will post pictures soon.
Could you share the pics? I would especially like to see the placement of the hammer. Also, have you kept the extinguisher below the seat?
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