A fire extinguisher is something you probably have in your home. It could save your life and your family. But do you know how to use it? Author: Michelle Boudin Published: 9:40 AM CDT May 4, 2017 ...

Quick Tip Conduct fire drills with your crew regularly, and mount fire extinguishers where they are easy to grab if a fire occurs. Gas Versus Dry Never open the hatch if you suspect an engine fire: ...

If the device is rechargeable, take it to a fire-safety dealer or contractor for re-energizing. Fees vary, depending on the extinguisher's size and whether new parts are needed.

The Metro Fire Department shows off their newest piece of training equipment, which helps teach children how to properly use a fire extinguisher. Updated: 11:26 AM PDT Oct 12, 2016 Toni Valliere ...

If you don't know how to use a fire extinguisher, just remember the word 'PASS' which means pull, aim, squeeze and sweep. Do not plunge that fire extinguisher too deep.

She is a fire inspector who teaches the class on working a fire extinguisher to firefighters and everyday people. You might have heard the acronym P.A.S.S. It stands for pull, aim, squeeze and sweep.