Residents also have the chance to win a free fire extinguisher to have at home — just in case. Thursday’s training, the first of the year, was attended by about a dozen or so residents.

Fire Extinguisher Training: Best Practices Talking about the best fire extinguisher for each situation is essential in any fire safety training program. By Ryan O'Donnell Oct 01, 2013 OSHA ...

That’s the easiest. Basically there are four types (or classes): A, B, C and D. These classes are categorized by the types of fires they are meant to quell.

A BC fire extinguisher for your car or boat, like the First Alert Car and Marine Fire Extinguisher ($24.28) Check the labels on your packaging, but expect to replace all your fire extinguishers ...

Each class of fire extinguisher uses different extinguishing materials, which target the kinds of fires those classes are rated to fight. Carbon dioxide: Carbon dioxide is designed to remove heat ...

An easy way to remember this class is to think of "A" for Ash. Along with the letter A in a triangle, you can use the burning trash and wood log picture to identify this fire extinguisher.

Fire extinguishers are separated into five classes with each class covering certain types and sources of fires. Never use a fire extinguisher against a fire it isn’t rated for as you could ...

Choosing fire extinguisher types for the relevant class of fire could literally be the difference between life and death. So here’s a useful guide on how to choose the right type and class of fire ...

Fire extinguishers are separated into five classes with each class covering certain types and sources of fires. Never use a fire extinguisher against a fire it isn’t rated for as you could ...

Fire extinguishers are separated into five classes with each class covering certain types and sources of fires. Never use a fire extinguisher against a fire it isn’t rated for as you could ...