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Emergency Fire Blanket-The Best Gift For Your Family
Price range: $27.95 through $106.95
It’s the first thing every Fire Department will tell you to grab.
Alarming Fact: 48% of all home fires start in the kitchen.
Most start from simple oil based cooking.Keeping an Emergency Fire Blanket in your kitchen is one of the most important decisions you can make for you and your family. Just pull the straps to release the fire blanket, cover it over the fire and it’s instantly suffocated before getting out of control.
We recommended keeping one in the house per person. It’s a one time purchase that can save lives and thousands in damages.
It’s So Simple!
Even children and elderly can use it.
Easy Pull System
Just pull the tabs to release the Emergency Fire Blanket from it’s case.
Suffocate Fires
Cover the fire with the blanket to put it out in just seconds!
No Messy Cleanup
No bulky and complicated extinguishers that leave you with a mess to clean.
What Customers Are Saying…
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“Get one before this happens to you”
Our kitchen mess after a minor grease fire melted the bottom of the microwave. We spent about $600 replacing stuff and on cleaning products, plus about 20 hours scrubbing soot, dust, and molten plastic. If I had known these existed and thrown one over the stove instead, problem solved. Now I know too late, save yourselves the trouble!
“Great safety item”
Nice nylon carrying case with instructions for use printed on it. Very compact for the larger size I bought. I got two – one for house, one for car.
“Nice product, would recommend”
Nice product, the material is thick and feels like good quality . I’m using it as a flame/ heat barrier to protect my deck from embers from the barbecue.
“Our Guarantee”
Each product is produced in strict accordance with national standards.
Sylvie Gagné –
I bought the four pack and gave one to each of my three children to keep in their kitchen. They are easily identifiable by the bright red case and handy hole to hang it in a convenient place. Very pleased.
Ronald Lawrence –
We bought these for every bedroom in our house and for our kitchen. They are lightweight enough for our children but thick and sturdy feeling enough that we’re confident they will do their job if a fire ever strikes. They are hung up in each of our children’s closets and they are trained on what to do if needed. I feel better knowing there is another layer of safety for the house in the event of an emergency.
Berkan –
I haven’t used yet and hope I never have to. I bought a bunch of these to have on hand in case of fire in the kitchen, cars, and will give some to extended family for Christmas. Saw something similar but much more expensive on Facebook and hadn’t heard of them before, looks like a great safety product.
Justin A. Denton –
A must have for home in your kitchen, your private vehicle (Engine fires) & camping. Very few people know how important it is to have a fire blanket, it has more of an important use than an actual fire extinguisher.
Elaine Cunningham –
Fortunately have not used these but we have one in the kitchen, bedrooms and garage. Probably a good thing to have for emergencies along with a fire extinguisher
Peg Worboys –
Fortunately I have not had to use this product! I am keeping two of the blankets and giving the other two to my son and family. I hope none of us will have a use for them, BUT I plan to be prepared in case they are needed!
Marilyn Wiseman –
Great to have this as an option to a scary situation. We thought we were going to need to use this but were able to put the fire out completely with water. I folded it back up and placed it back in the bag and now I have tons of fiberglass splinters in my hands. I wish there would have been something on the front of the package advising of this. I didn’t even think about the material nor did I really know fiberglass splinters were a thing. But now I do.
Jackson Warren –
So listen to this: I did not plan on writing a review for this product. I bought it a few months ago because I live in a fourth floor walk up in NYC with no fire escape and though I’ve lived here for ten years was having a momentary panic attack about being trapped in a fire. I bought these for myself and then sent them to everyone in my family. Cut to tonight and I’m cooking a burger on the electric grill on my deck. I’m using one of those rubber grill safe mats to make it cleaner – I think that’s the culprit. A grease fire ensues! I’m by myself – but I do not panic. I close the lid, I pull out the plug, and I run to the closet where I have my fire blanket hanging from the hook they provided. I snatch it open run back out to the deck, open the lid of the grill and the fire is still blazing. I toss the blank over it and boom – snuffed out immediately. Fire gone – didn’t even ruin dinner. Thank god I was prepared. I just ordered 3 more.
Paul Schiffman –
A house near our house was on fire. The whole house was burned out and nothing was left. I felt very worried whenever I drove past that house. So I went to Wizzgoo and bought this fireproof blanket. When I received the blanket, the blanket was stored in two red bags with pictures and text descriptions on the surface of the bag. I easily know how to use it. The blanket is made of fiberglass, so it feels heavier than a normal blanket in your hand. I lit a pile of dead branches in the backyard, then opened the blanket and pounced on it, then the fire was gone when I opened it. I rinsed the blanket, put it in the bag, and hung it on the kitchen wall. Now i am finally not worried
Vania Smirnov –
The size is generous enough to cover a burning gas grill, frying pan or even the back or legs of a person who was on fire (although the blanket container says it’s not meant to be used on a person). Recommended.